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Injectcarbps 5coverhaulmanual
OVERHAUL
INJECTION CARBURETOR
MODEL PS-5C
PARTS LIST NUMBERS
380223-2 thm -8
391318-4 thm-11
391629-3 thm-7
USED ON
CONTINENTAL 0-470 SERIES ENGINES
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A Copyright © 1955,1959 Bendix AvlClticn Corporation, Sou!h Bend 20, Ind. Changed 15 March 1960
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page
I INTRODUCTION . . 1
1-1. General... 1
1-6. Identification 1
1-8. General Description and Purpose. 1
1-10. Principles of Operation. 1
II OVERHAUL INSTRUCTIONS. 7
2-1. Special Tools . . . . 7
2-2. General . . . . . . . 7
2-4. General Disassembly 9
2-5. General Cleaning .. 9
2-6. Cleaning Procedure for Aluminum Parts That 9
Are Not Corroded
2-8. Cleaning Procedure for Aluminum Parts That 9
Are Corroded
2-11. Removal of Rust Deposits From Stainless Steel. 10
Parts
2-12. General Inspection . . . . . . . . 10
2-13. General Testing . . . . . . . . . 10
2-14. General Repair or Replacement 10
2-15. Immersion Type of Alodine No. 1200 Treat- 10
ment for Aluminum
2-16. Brush Applied Alodine No. 1200 Treatment 11
for Aluminum Parts
2-17. Immunization Treatment for Stainless Steel 14
2-19. General Lubrication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2-20. General Reassembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2-21. Overhaul of Model PS-5C Injection Carburetor 14
2-22. Disassembly 14
2-23. Cleaning . 15
2-24. Inspection .. 15
2-25. Testing . . . 15
2-26. Repair or Replacement. 15
2-27. Lubrication . . . . . . 18
2-28. Reassembly . . . . . 18
2-29. General Lockwiring Instructions 19
Table of Torque Values
C_1162
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Section I
Paragraphs 1-1 to 1-11
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION
1-1. GENERAL.
1-5. Overhaul and test procedures for models in- 1-9. The Model PS-5C Injection Carburetor is a
cluded in Section IV are the same as the procedures Single barrel updraft unit that provides a closed
given in Sections II and III, except for the specific fuel system from the engine fuel pump to the carbure-
differences noted by the applicable Difference Data tor discharge nozzle. Its function is to meter fuel
Sheets. through a fixed jet to the engine in proportion to air
flow. The discharge nozzle is located downstream
of the throttle valve to prevent ice forming in the
1-6. IDENTIFICATION. carburetor due to vaporization. Other advantages of
this type of carburetion are as follows:
1
Section I
a. Air enters the carburetor through the air intake, pressure minus "BII chamber pressure is a
passes through the venturi tube, past the throttle force acting on the air diaphragm while "D"
valve and into the intake manifold of the engine. chamber pressure minus liB" chamber pres-
The flow of air is controlled by a conventional sure is a force acting on the fuel diaphragm.
butterfly-type throttle valve. Intake air (impact pres-
sure) also enters the annular space between the g. In the idle range at low air flOWS, the differential
outside diameter of the venturi tube and the flange pressure (un metered fuel pressure minus regulated
of the carburetor main body, and flows through in- venturi suction) across the large fuel diaphragm plus
ternal channels to chamber "A" of the regulator and the poppet valve spring will try to move the regu-
to the discharge nozzle air bleed. It also flows to lator poppet valve to the close position. However,
the high pressure side of the manual mixture control this force is opposed by the regulator spring in
needle valve. chamber "A", plus a minor amount of "air metering
force". These two opposing forces are balanced to
b. The velocity of the air flowing through the venturi hold the poppet valve open sufficiently to allow an
creates a low pressure area at the throat of the ample amount of fuel to pass for idling purposes.
venturi tube. This low pressure area is transmitted
through internal channels to chamber "B" of the h. After passing through the main metering jet,
regulator J and is known as "regulated venturi suction". the fuel is exposed to the idle needle valve and its
It is also transmitted to the low pressure side of respective diaphragm. Fuel pressure on one side
the control diaphragm of the discharge nozzle and of the diaphragm is being opposed by "unregulated
to the needle valve of the manual mixture control. venturi suction" on the other side of the diaphragm.
This establishes a differential pressure which tends
c. Since the "intake air pressure" in chamber "A" to open the idle needle valve. The movement, how-
is greater than the "regulated venturi suction II in ever, is restricted and controlled by a fork on the
chamber "BII, a pressure differential is created, throttle lever. At this paint in the operating range,
acting upon the air diaphragm which separate the the actual metering of fuel is accomplished by the
two chambers. This differential force, acting On the idle needle valve, because the orifice created by
air diaphragm, is termed "air metering force", this valve and its seat is smaller than the main
which increases or decreases with air flow through metering jet. As the throttle lever is opened, the
the carburetor. Further control of the "air metering fork on the throttle lever will move out of contact
force" is provided by the manual mixture control. with the idle push rod, and allow the differential
pressures acting on the diaphragm to hold the idle
d. Movement of the air diaphragm in response to needle valve open at or above high cruise throttle
"air metering force ll is applied to the regulator lever position.
poppet valve through a stem arrangement. The de-
gree of opening of this valve determines the pressure i. After paSSing through the idle needle valve seat,
of unmetered fuel that is applied to the metering jet. the metered fuel flows to the fuel side of the dis-
charge nozzle diaphragm. The opposite side of the
e. When the manual mixture control lever is moved diaphragm is exposed to "regulated venturi suction" I
to the idle cutoff position, a cam on the linkage and an adjustable spring. When metered fuel pres-
actuates a rocker arm which causes the plunger sure on the fuel side of the diaphragm overcomes
to move inward against the release lever in chamber this spring pressure, the needle valve will open and
"All. The release lever compresses the regulator allow fuel to be discharged through the nozzle seat
diaphragm spring and releases all spring tension on into the discharge nozzle assembly. A fuel pressure
the diaphragm. As this lever releases the spring drop is established as the fuel passes the discharge
tension, the manual mixture control needle is being nozzle needle valve. A supply of air from the impact
pulled out of its seat and reduces the "air metering pressure channel is directed to the discharge nozzle
force II. With "air metering force" reduced, the to help atomize the fuel as it is discharged.
differential pressure across the large fuel diaphragm,
plus the spring on the regulator poppet valve, closes j. As the throttle is opened, air flow through the
the poppet valve. carburetor will increase J causing the "air metering
force" to increase. Since the "air metering force"
f. Fuel, at engine pump pressure, flows through is stronger than the differential pressure across the
the strainer into chamber "E" and past the poppet fuel diaphragm, the regulator poppet valve will open
valve into chamber "D" of the regulator. The pres- further. This will permit a greater volume of fuel
sure of the fuel in chamber liD" is somewhat lower to flow into chamber "D", thus increasing the pres-
than that in chamber "E", due to the pressure drop sure of the unmetered fuel applied to the main jet.
across the poppet valve. Fuel at this pressure is By increasing fuel pressure in chamber "D", the
termed "un metered fuel". The pressure of the fuel differential across the fuel diaphragm is increased
in chamber TID" is regulated by the degree of opening and the poppet valve movement is stopped. At this
of the poppet valve. time "air metering force" is equal to the differential
acrOSs the large fuel diaphragm and the poppet valve
NOTE will not move open or close, until the "air metering
force" increases or decreases. The fuel leaving
The regulator poppet valve movement is regu- chamber liD" is now metered by the main metering
lated and controlled by the forces acting on jet and not by the idle needle valve as it was in the
the air and fuel diaphragms. "A" chamber idle range of operation.
2
Section I
k. A single-diaphragm, vacuum operated accelerating nozzle pressure and causes the nozzle to open
pump, which compensates for the lag in fuel flow farther, providing a momentary rich mixture for
that will occur when the throttle is opened rapidly, acceleration.
is incorporated in the Model PS-5C Injection Carbu-
retor. The pump is composed of two chambers, 1. A manual mixture control valve provides a means
separated by a spring loaded diaphragm. One side of correcting for natural enrichment at altitude. It
of the diaphragm is open to pressure above the also provides a means of obtaining idle cutoff, and
throttle, while metered fuel pressure is exposed to consists of a needle valve that is positioned in its
the other side of the diaphragm. This pressure seat by a pilot controlled lever. On one side of the
differential causes the diaphragm to move in such seat is chamber "B" pressure while on the other
a direction that it will compress the spring. When side is chamber "A". As the needle is moved out
the throttle is opened rapidly, pressure above the of its seat, chamber "A" pressure will bleed into
throttle will increase, as well as pressure on the chamber "Bit resulting in a decreased differential
spring side of the diaphragm. This increase in pressure on the air diaphragm, causing the poppet
pressure plus the force of the spring will move valve to partially close and resulting in a leaner
the diaphragm in a direction that will displace the mixture. The reverse action will Occur as the needle
fuel on the opposite side of the diaphragm. The is moved back in its seat causing the poppet valve
displaced fuel temporarily increases the discharge to open and a resultant richer mixture.
5
Section I
6
Section II
Paragraphs 2 -1 to 2-3
SECTION II
OVERHAUL INSTRUCTIONS
*Tool to have the same depot insignia on each land of the crimping die. Do not exceed three letters in
this insignia. Be certain to specify insignia desired with order. Procure this tool from:
or
**These tools are procurable from the Reli-Coil Corporation, Danbury, Conn.
Figure 2-1. T25138 Valve Screw Figure 2-5. T27247 Bleeder Tube
Staking Tool Drain Adapter
Figure 2-3. T25941 Enrichment Valve Screw Figure 2-7. T27278 Throttle Shaft
Adjusting AssemblY Gage Bushing Mandrel
8
Section II
Paragraphs 2 -4 to 2-9
a. Do not pool major operational units or detail c. Dry thoroughly with clean dry compressed air,
components of Model PS-5C Injection Carburetors paying particular attention to all recesses and in-
being overhauled. ternal passages.
b. Perform the disassembly in ascending numerical d. Allow surface to further dry at room tempera-
order as indicated in the applicable exploded view to ture or oven dry 10 minutes at 65.6°C (150°F) to
prevent damaging parts by improper removal. Refer l2l.loC (250°F).
to the supplementary text for special mechanical
techniques and instructions for use of special tools 2-8. CLEANING PROCEDURE FOR ALUMINUM
and equipment. PARTS THAT ARE CORRODED.
c. Remove threaded, pressed or pinned bushings 2-9. Having carried out all the steps outlined in
only if inspection indicates a need for replacement. paragraph 2-5, proceed with the following:
Exercise extreme caution when corrosion d. Immerse the part in a chromic -phosphoric acid
and/or other deposits are found on the sur- solution for 5 to 10 minutes at 82.2'C (180°F) to
face of the venturi throat (73, figure 2-9) or 93.3°C (200°F). This treatment will remove corrosion
venturi skirt (76, figure 2-9). If corrosion products, paint, and any previously applied anodic
and/or deposits other than surface stains coating.
cannot be removed by immersing in carbon-
tetrachloride (Federal SpeCification O-C- NOTE
141A), the part must be replaced. Corrosion
and/or other deposits removed by mechanical
methods may remove enough metal to affect The solution outlined in step d, above, shall
calibration. Fumes from carbontetrachloride contain 3.5 pints of 75 percent phosphoric
are highly toxic. Perform all cleaning with acid and 1.75 pounds of chromic acid to 10
this fluid in a well ventilated area. gallons of water.
2-6. CLEANING PROCEDURE FOR ALUMINUM e. Rinse in cold water (spray or dip optional).
PARTS THAT ARE NOT CORRODED.
f. Rinse in hot water (spray or dip optional).
2-7. Having carried out all the steps outlined in
paragraph 2-5, proceed with the following: g. Use No. 600 Wet or Dry Paper on the corroded
area. The paper should be used wet.
a. Use No. 600 Wet or Dry Paper to remove stubborn
deposits. The paper should be used wet. h. Rinse in hot water (spray or dip optional).
9
Section II
Paragraphs 2-10 to 2-15
i. Dry thoroughly with clean dry compressed air, a. Clean the parts by immerSing in an alkaline
paying particular attention to all recesses and in- cleaner as speCified in paragraph 2-9,a. Allow the
ternal passages, parts to remain in the solution 10 to 15 minutes
while maintaining the temperature of the solution
at 79.5"C (175"F) to B5"C (185"F). Rinse the parts
NOTE thoroughly with warm water and dry with filtered
compressed air.
Observe the caution following paragraph 2-5,a.
b. Immerse the parts in a cleaning solution con-
2-10. SPOT METHOD CORROSION REMOVAL FOR sisting of 50 percent commercial muriatic acid and
ALUMINUM PARTS. The following instructions apply 3 percent inhibitor similar to IIAcid Addition Agent"
to the spot method of corrosion removal from alum- (manufactured by the Northwest Chemical Company,
inum parts or bodies. Detroit, Michigan) with water. Maintain the solution
at room temperature and allow the parts to remain
in the solution 10 to 45 seconds; excessive exposure
to this solution may affect dimensional tolerance
and must be avoided. Rinse parts thoroughly to re-
All bushings and/or pressed pins must be move all acid solution; dry with filtered compressed
suitably protected from the cleaning solu- air.
tion to prevent damage.
2-12. GENERAL INSPECTION. Inspection must de-
a. Place the part or body to be cleaned in an oven termine parts serviceability and repair or replace-
or water bath and raise the temperature of the part ment reqUirements. Tolerance tables in this section,
to approximately 100"C (212"F). indicating minimum and maximum parts serviceabi-
lity limits, will precede reassembly instructions.
b. When the temperature of the part has reached
the specified value, apply the alkaline cleaner speci- 2-13. GENERAL TESTING. Use the special fixtures
fied in paragraph 2-9,a, to the corroded area. If designed for subassembly testing to assure proper
an oven was used in step a, above, return the part calibration. Test fluid for these tests must be Naphtha
to the oven and maintain temperature between 87.8°C conforming to the reqUirements in Section ill of this
(190"F) and 100"C (212"F); if a water bath was used, technical manual, unless otherwise noted.
remove the part from the bath before applying
cleaner and avoid drafts or areas which would cause 2-14. GENERAL REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT.
a rapid loss of heat by the part. Allow the cleaner
to remain on the area 10 to 15 minutes. a. Replace all seals, shipping caps or plugs, taper
or roll pins, retaining rings J tab or lock washers,
c. Rinse the part thoroughly with hot water, either packings, gaskets, diaphragms, elastic stop nuts,
spray or bath. cotter pins and !ockwire, whenever assemblies using
these parts are removed for service or overhaul.
d. Restore part temperature to approximately 93.3°C
(200"F) and apply the chrOmic-phosphoric acid cleaner b. Wrap replacement packings and diaphragms in
as speCified in paragraph 2-9,d, above, to the area air and oil resistant containers and store in a cool
to be cleaned. Maintain temperature of the part at dry place. Avoid heat or direct sunlight until actual
B2.2"C (180"F) to 93.3"C (200"F) if possible. Allow installation.
the acid cleaner to remain on the area 5 to 10 minutes.
c. Refer to the applicable "illustrated Parts Break-
e. Following the application of the acid cleaner down" for available over sizes of replacement parts
rinse the part thoroughly twice. First, rinse the part
in cold running water followed by a rinse in hot d. Alodine treat repaired or reworked aluminum
water. All corrosion deposits must have been re- parts. Reimmunize repaired or reworked stainless
moved; if deposits remain, repeat step d, above. steel parts. Restore the protective finish to parts
Abrade the cleaned surface with No. 600 wet or dry subjected to a cleaning process which removes the
paper (used wet) to assure complete removal of existing corrosion inhibitor.
chemical film and provide a suitable surface for
application of Alodine No. 1200 method of restoring 2-15. IMMERSION TYPE OF ALODINE NO. 1200
protective film. Rinse the part with hot water fol- TREATMENT FOR ALUMINUM PARTS. Use immer-
lowing the abrasion procedure. sion treatment to increase the corrosion resistance
of aluminum alloy parts only when necessary after
cleaning and/or rework.
NOTE
a. Immerse for 1 to 5 minutes at room temperature
Observe the caution following paragraph 2-5,a. in Alodine solution.
2-11. REMOVAL OF RUST DEPOSITS FROM STAIN- (1) The solution is prepared by adding slowly, with
LESS STEEL PARTS. Clean all stainless steel parts thorough stirring, 3 oz. of Alodine No. 1200per gallon
displaying rust or other foreign deposits in accord- of tap water at room temperature. Disregard the
ance with the following instructions. small amount of insoluble material that may settle out.
10
Section II
Paragraph 2-16
(2) Check deterioration of Alodine No. 1200 solution to prevent the deposition of powdery residues which
before using. When determining the amount of Alodine would interfere with paint adhesion. Maintain final
No. 1200 to be added for replenishing an existing rinse by addition of Alodine No. 1200 so that a 25 ml
bath, pipette a 5 ml tank sample into a 250 ml flask. sample titrated, as in paragraph 2-15, a,2, gives a
Dilute with distilled water to approximately 100 ml. titration of 1.0-2.0 ml
Add approximately one gram potassium iodide (KI)
and agitate the flask to dissolve the salt. Add 5 ml d. The Alodine finish shall be a uniform, adherent,
concentrated hydrochloric acid to the flask; rinse iridescent golden through tan to dark brown coating,
the neck of the flask and install a stopper. Allow free from evidence of surface powder or readily
the solution to settle for approximately one minute. removable surface material.
Titrate with 0.1 normal sodium thiosulphate until a
straw color is obtained. Add 2 ml soluble starch to 2-16. BRUSH APPLIED ALODINE NO. 1200 TREAT-
the solution. Continue titration until the blue -black MENT FOR ALUMINUM PARTS.
color disappears. From the amount of sodium thio-
sulphate used determine the amount of Alodine No. a. Prepare the solution in the following proportions:
1200 to be added to the bath by referring to Table I.
Alodine No. 1200 . . 3 oz
(3) During normal operation the acidity measure- Nitric acid (specific
ment (PH) of the bath rises, causing a reduction in gravity 1.42) .1/2 fluid oz
the color of the coating. To counteract this, add one Water. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 gallon
quart of concentrated nitric acid to the bath for each Triton Xl 00 (when wetting
12 pounds of Alodine No. 1200 used in the normal agent is required) . 1/8 fluid oz
replenishing procedure, or a sufficient amount to
maintain the pH of the bath within the range shown NOTE
in Table 1.
Triton XI00 may be obtained from Rohm and
NOTE Hass, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
11
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KEY TO FIGURE 2-9 (CONT)
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137. Lever Assembly - Loose
138. Screw - Machine
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139. Nut, Plain - Hex
140. Lever and Pin Assembly
141. Plug - Expansion
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d. Use metering jet screw driver T25260 to remove e. Refer to the caution following paragraph 2-5,a.
the main metering jet (88).
2-24. INSPECTION.
e. Remove the regulator needle valve (97) from
the regulator cover (102) after the needle valve a. Inspect the mounting surfaces to which various
seat plug (100) and the needle spring (98) are re- parts are assembled to be certain they are not
moved. Remove the needle seat (96) after removing nicked or scratched.
the regulator cover.
b. Inspect all parts for grooves, bends, cracks,
f. To facilitate removal of fulcrum pin (120), dis- corrosion and excessive wear. Refer to Table n,
engage spring (121) from idle cut-off lever assem- Tolerance Values, for permissible worn tolerances.
bly (123). Remove tension on idle cut-off lever (123) Parts not coming within specified limits must be
by pressing down on regulator spring retainer (122), replaced.
thus allowing the fulcrum pin (120) to slide from the
main body. c. Carefully inspect the following valves and seats
for burrs, roughness or any damage that may cause
g. Place an identifying mark on the throttle valve sticking and unstable metering.
(126) to insure its return to its original position
in the throttle bore. (1) Idle valve assembly (47) and seat (50).
h. Tap the exposed end of the throttle shaft (142) (2) Discharge needle valve assembly (59) and
with a soft mallet to drive the expansion plug (141) seat (63).
from the carburetor body to permit shaft removal.
(3) Manual mixture control valve (109) and seat (110).
i. Complete carburetor disassembly in the numer-
ical order indicated in figure 2 -9. (4) Regulator needle valve (97) and seat (96).
Prior to cleaning the main body assembly f. Check springs (24, 41, 48, 57, 60, 98, 108, 117,
(143, figure 2-9), ins tali locally manufac- 124) for free length. Refer to figure 3-4, Specifica-
tured plugs or other suitable devices in a tion Sheet, for proper values.
manner to prevent exposure of the bushings
(148 and 149, figure 2-9) to the cleaning g. Inspect throttle shaft bushings (148 and 149) for
solvent. Do not expose the bushings to any fretting corrosion or galling, excessive wear, marring
type of solvent or blow them out with com- and/or burnishing. Refer to Table II for permissible
pressed air; the lubricant contained in the worn dimensions.
bushings may be removed requiring unwar-
ranted bushing replacement. h. Inspect the top and bottom flanges of the main
body (155) to be certain they are not nicked or
a. Clean the bushings (148 and 149, figure 2-9) with scratched.
a soft swab saturated with clean oil conforming to
Specification MIL-O-6081, Grade 1010. 2-25. TESTING.
b. Do not attempt to clean clogged jets or bleeds a. No testing is required at this time.
with a piece of Wire, drill, or sharp instrument.
2-26. REP AIR OR REPLACEMENT. (See figure 2-9)
c. The inlet fuel strainer screen may be cleaned
with a soft brush and cleaning solvent. Do not attempt a. Replace all parts specified in paragraph 2-14.
to open clogged screenS with a sharp instrument.
b. Replace all damaged parts that cannot be satis-
d. Remove the assembly date decal (6, figure 2-9) factorily or economically repaired, and parts worn to
from the main fuel body by wiping with a clean cloth such an extent that continued service lise would
dipped in acetone. have a detrimental effect.
15
Section II
O. 187
39 Idle Push Rod Assembly OD 0.183
O. 186
0.3136
83 Lever Assembly ID 0.315
0.3116
84 Shoulder Bushing ID
O. 1875 O. 191
O. 1865
0.186
106 Mixture Control Link Assembly OD 0.184 O. 181
0.282
110 Mixture Control Seat ID 0.2835
0.280
0.130 O. 1325
147 Bushings ID
O. 127
0.440
148, 149 Throttle Shalt Bushings ID 0.442
0.439
16
Section II
(1) Press out old bUshings on an arbor press. j. If the throttle stop assembly (135) and/or throttie
shaft assembly (142) must be replaced, a new retain-
(2) Select replacement bushings to obtain a press ing Pin hole must be drilled. Proceed as fallows:
fit of 0.003 - 0.005 inch.
(1) Assemble the throttle shaft assembly (142) and
(3) Use the T27278 Mandrel in conjunction with throttle valve (126) into the main body assembly (143)
a drill press or arbor press. If a drill press is as outlined in paragraph 2-28, band c.
used, the mandrel can be inserted in a one-half
inch chuck. The head Of the drill press can be used (2) Open the throttle valve to the wide open POsition.
to press in the bushings. There are nO provisions
for holding the mandrel if an arbor press is used. (3) Position the wide open stop of the throttle stop
assembly snug against the stop block screw (144).
(4) Position the throttle shaft boss (front regulator
side) in the center of a one inch steel block. Insert (4) Establish throttle shaft end play between the
bushing (149) on to the 0.429 inch diameter of the flange of the throttle shaft bushing (149) and the lever
mandrel and press in the bushing until the bushing assembly (137) to the dimensions indicated in Table II.
shoulder touches the main body housing boss,
(5) Drill through the throttle stop assembly (135)
(5) Rotate the main body 180 degrees and insert and throttle shaft assembly (142) with a No. 42 (0.0935
the T27277 arbor gage through the rear shouldered inch) drill and ream for a No. 0000 split taper pin.
bushing. Use the mandrel and press the bushing (148)
in until the end of the mandrel bottoms against the NOTE
arbor gage. Use of the mandrel and arbor gage will
provide a 3.7815 dimension between the extreme If a new throttle stop assembly (135) is used,
outside faces of the bUShings and insure correct end it will have a locating pilot hole drilled through
clearance with the throttle shaft installed. one wall.
(6) Swab out bushings with light oil and proceed to k. If the base of the spring release plunger (116)
line ream using T26823 reamer. is grooved, lap the base to remove the groove.
17
Section II
Paragraphs 2-27 to 2-28
0.200
O.IBO 0 2-28. REASSEMBLY.
1.140
1.134
PRESS IN BUSHING 2 PLACES
0.127-0.130 DIAMETER LINE REAM
SECTION- .AA.
LA-1400
2-INCH HARDWOOD BOARD IS LARGER
Figure 2-10. Bushing Installation Dimensions, THAN FLANGE AT THROTTLE END
NOTE
ANGLE TO ALLOW STEEL INSERT
When lapping, remove just enough metal to SLIGHT THROTTLE -t-7ln.(OPTIONALI.
obtain a suitable flat surface. The overall VALVE "CRACK"
length of the spring release plunger must
not be less than 1. 581 inches after lapping.
Figure 2-12. Establishing Clearance Between (6) If staking of the seat does not reduce the
Idle Cut-Off Lever and Manual leakage rate to an acceptable value, replacement of
Mixture Control Needle the needle and/or seat is indicated. The replacement
parts, however, must also prove acceptable by the
d. Install all regulator valve parts using the same above test.
number of shims (125) as were originally removed.
Rolls of the inner and outer regulator diaphragms h. After installing the idle control rod assembly
(103 and 118) must face each other. (39), adjust the control rod nut (38) in the following
manner:
NOTE
Be certain to install the regulator neecUe (1) Back the idle speed adjustment screw (133)
(poppet valve) seat (96) into the regulator out of the throttle stop assembly (135) to allow the
cover (102) before installing the cover on throttle to close fully.
the main body. Secure the seat to the speci-
fied torque and install the seatlockwasher (94). (2) Adjust the idle mixture screw (134) to a mid-
position between rich and lean. Accomplish this by
e. To facilitate installation of the various covers turning the screw until its head is flush with the tip
and diaphragms, use two guide pins approximately of the bushing in which it is installed.
2 inches in length by 0.190 inch in diameter. Thread
one end of each rod with a No. 10-24 NC - 3 thread. (3) Move the throttle to the full closed position and
These guide pins will aid in aligning the covers pull the idle control rod assembly (39) out as far as
and diaphragms with the main body when installed possible without forcing.
in two diagonally opposed tapped holes.
(4) Install the nut on the rod until it contacts the
f. After assembly of the manual mixture control loose lever assembly (137). Back the nut off one-half
group (111 through 104) and idle cut-off lever (112), turn and secure with cotter pin (37).
adjust as indicated in figure 2-12, to give the speci-
fied clearance. Adjustment is made by bending the 2-29. GENERAL LOCKWlRING INSTRUCTIONS. Upon
idle cut-off lever (112). completion of calibration and preparation for storage,
the complete carburetor must be lockwired. General
g. A leakage test of the discharge nozzle needle and specific lockwiring instructions are as follows:
valve (59) and the needle valve seat (63) must be
performed either as part of the assembly operation
or as part of the flow bench test procedure. The POLISH POINT
lealcage test should be made, however, prior to 0.238S DIA .
final flow bench testing. 0.2380
27° toolS'
(1) Use a 1/8 inch pipe tee. Attach a length of
flexible rubber hose to each arm of the tee.
L~IA.
16
(2) Connect the free end of one hose to the flow
bench metering suction connection; another hose is
connected to the flow bench metering suction regu- LA-140
lated connection and the third hose is slipped over
the discharge end of the discharge nozzle needle
seat with the needle valve in place. Figure 2-13. Discharge Nozzle Staking Tool
19
Section II
LA-H03
e. The wire shall be installed in such manner that i. Lockwire screws and plugs in threes where
the loop around the bolt or part head will have suf- possible.
ficient tension to prevent it from slipping over the
bolt head to cause slack in the wiring. j. Lockwire and seal the discharge nozzle adjust-
ment as shown in figure 2-14.
f. When castellated or slotted nuts are secured with
lockwire, they shall be tightened to the low value of k. Lockwire the venturi throat attaching screws in
their torque limit and then the torque is to be in- pairs; thread the lockwire through the cotter pins
creased until a slot aligns with the hole; however, installed in the throat to prevent any distortion of
the maximum torque limit must not be exceeded. air flow through the carburetor by the wire.
20
Section II
3. Assemble snug against seat, tap with rawhide mallet; then set to specified
torque value.
4. Metering jet shall be screwed in until it is tight; then back out one or two
turns. Retighten the jet to specified torque.
21
Section IT
22
Section ill
Paragraphs 3-1 to 3-4
SECTION ill
TEST PROCEDURE
3-3. The testing of the carburetor must be performed The flow test bench must be piped so its
in the following sequence: flow meters will measure fuel flow to the
carburetor inlet.
a. Eight hour soaking period
Some flow bench test sheets include "Burette" flow
b. Exercising and flushing procedure limits for use with flow benches which do not incor-
porate flowmetersj these limits are based upon the
c. Final calibration procedure time required for a given volume of fuel to flow
through the carburetor.
3-4. The flow bench provides means for calibrating
the fuel side of the carburetor. An 11 Air Metering a. Where BUrette limits are not shown on the flow
Force", equivalent to that induced by air actually bench limit sheet, the flowmeter (pounds per hour)
flowing through the carburetor J is applied to simulate limits may be converted to Burette limits, if re-
actual operating conditions. The "Air Metering Force" quired, by use of the following constants and formula.
1 2 3 4
Volume
Flowmeter To Be Naphtha Heptane
Limits (lb/hr) Timed Constant Constant
0 6 50 291. 5 274. 7
6 10 100 583 549.4
20 40 200 1166 1098.8
40 60 300 1749 1648
60 100 500 2915 2747
100 165 850 4955 4670
165 195 1000 5830 5494
195 250 2000 11660 10988
250 390 2500 14575 13735
390 650 3000 17490 16480
650 1000 5000 29150 27470
1000 1400 7000 40810 38458
1400 up 9000 52470 49446
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Section III
Paragraph 3-5
To establish the proper Burette time limit, refer to Color . . . . . . Water White
the flow sheet for the flowmeter limits. Find this
limit in column 1 of the chart. Opposite this figure Doctor (ASTM) Negative
in column 2 will be found the volume of fuel to be
timed, and in column 3 the constant factor to be Copper Strip (ASTM) Negative
used in the formula.
Initial Bailing Point (ASTM) . 60"C (140"F) Min
Example: Find the BUrette time limits for a test
point that calls for flowmeter limits of 848-882 10%Distillation (ASTM) at
PPH using naphtha. Locate this in column 1 of the or over . . . . . 82.2"C (180"F) Min
chart, which falls in the 650-1000 category. Column
2 gives 5000 cc as the volume to be timed and column End Point (ASTM) . . . • . 176.6"C (350"F) Max
3 gives 29150.0 as the constant to be used.
Material must be lead free
Therefore:
Material must be 100%Paraffin base
Minimum Time Limit 29150.0 33. 0 seconds
882 Aromatic content . . . . 10%Max
Maximum Time Limit 29150.0 34.3 seconds Suggested Sources:
848
(1) Portage Oil Company
3-5. FLOW BENCH TEST FLUIDS. 1628 West Circle Avenue
South Bend, Indiana
a. Flow bench test fluids should meet rigid specifi-
cations to guarantee accuracy of carburetor metering (2) American Mineral Spirits Company
and also prevent conditions adversely affecting ser- Carteret, New Jersey or
vice life. Chicago, illinois
b. Flow bench limits incorporate a two per cent f. Only heptane meeting the following specifications
tolerance from the desired flow. Excessive variation should be procured:
in fuel specific gravity and viscosity will seriously
affect the flow of the carburetor. Variation in fuel Military Specification . . . MlL-F-7024A CarbUretor
specifications will affect the accuracy of flowmeters Testing Fluid Type 1 (A)
used to measure fuel flow during carburetor test.
SpeCific Gravity 15.5"C (60"F) . . . . . . . 0.697-0.701
c. Satisfactory operation and service life of the
carburetor are greatly dependent On the rubber com- Viscosity, Centistokes 21.1"C (70"F) . . 0.620-0.640
ponents. Many fluids contain compounds that, if used
for testing, will result in excessive swelling, shrinkage Color . . . . . .Water White
or stiffening of the rubber components. As an example,
aromatic content should be held to a minimum. Copper Strip. . . .Negative
d. The test fluids that have proven satisfactory for Reid Vapor Pressure 37. 7"C (100"F) .2.0 psi Max
carburetor calibration and on which flow bench limits
are based are naphtha or heptane that have been Residual Gum mg/100 ml . . . . . .2.0 mg Max
refined to meet rigid specifications.
Accelerated Gum mg/100 ml/5 hr .5.0 mg Max
NOTE
Distillation Range
Separate factory flow benches are employed
for determining heptane and naphtha service Maximum Spread Between 5 %and
limits. Each flow bench has its flowmeter 95%points • . • . . . . • -16.1"C (3"F)
calibrated with the specific fluid being used
in that flow bench. The service activities Must include the following
flowmeters, where used, should be calibrated temperature. . • . . . . • 97.7"C (208"F)
in one or the other of these fluids that have
been refined to meet rigid specifications in Suggested Source:
order to minimize differences in flow.
Phillips Petroleum Company
e. Only naphtha meeting the following specifications Bartlesville, Oklahoma
should be procured.
Specific Gravity 15.5"C (60 "F). . 0.738-0.742 g. Sampling and inspection procedures for test fluids
used in the flow test of carburetors and components
Viscosity, Centistolces 21.1"C (70"F) .0.740-0.770 are to be as follows:
24
Section III
Paragraphs 3-6 to 3-7
VACUUM CONTROL
VACUUM
SUPPLY
VACUUM OUTLETS
VENT TO (TO CHAMBER "B")
ATMOSPHERE
FILTER
FUEL
SUPPLY
FUEL PRESSURE
REGULATOR 00000
VACUUM GAGES
(CHAMBER" B")
LA-745
(1) A weekly smaple will be taken from each test (5) If the container specification identification does
bench in the carburetor overhaul test shop and the not agree with the laboratory analysis the Quality
fluid tested for specific gravity and viscosity for Control Office will be notified in order that corrective
conformance to the limits outlined below. Whenever action may be initiated.
the fluid does not conform to the applicable speci-
fication limits, it shall be replaced. h. Test fluid should be replaced if contaminated to
the extent that accuracy of carburetor metering or
SPECIFIC GRAVITY service life is affected. The extent of contamination
can usually be determined by change in specific
Temperature Naphtha Heptane gravity and viscosity and by visual inspection. Re-
place the test fluid when the following maximum
15. 5°C (60°F) 0.744 Max. 0.703 Max. values are exceeded.
23.9°C (75°F) 0.738 Max. 0.696 Max.
NAPHTHA HEPTANE
VISCOSITY (CENTISTOKES)
Specific Gravity, 15.5°C 0.744 Max. 0.703 Max.
Temperature Naphtba Heptane (60°F) or 23. 9°C (75°F) 0.738 Max. 0.696 Max.
21. 1°C (70°F) 0.780 Max. 0.650 Max. Viscosity, Centistokes 0.780 Max. 0.650 Max.
21. 1°C (70°F)
(2) Process Fuel Sample Analysis Reports as ex-
peditiously as possible to preclude the possibility
of using a flow bench containing sub-standard test
fluids.
(3) Maintain adequate records indicating date, time Steps should be taken to insure that proper
and condition of the test fluid analyzed. ventilation is maintained at all times to
preclude health and explosion hazards.
(4) Each time new material is received to reser-
vice the storage tanks, a sample will be taken and
the material tested for conformance to the applicable 3-6. CARBURETOR SOAKING.
specification. If the material checked does not conform
to the applicable specification, the material will not 3-7. Prior to any type of testing, properly soak the
be placed in the storage tank, but will be returned carburetor in the test fluid specified on the flow
to Supply. sheet. An eight hour soak period is required to
25
Section III
Paragraph 3-8
l. 52R-Low Pressure Connection 29. Metering Head Hg Manometer 56. Specific Gravity Indicator
2. Nozzle Pressure Gage Bleed 57. Flow Meter
3. Metering Suction "A" 30. Metering Head Fuel Man- 58. Blower Switch
4. Carburetor Inlet ometer Shut-Off 59. Vacuum Pump Switch
5. Carburetor Outlet 3l. Mete ring Suction 60. Fuel Pump Switch
6. Static Fuel Pressure Regulator 6l. Master Switch
7. Shop Air 32. Carburetor Fuel Pressure 62. Waste Tank Sight Glass
8. Air Vibrator Regulator 63. Hose From "Metering Suction
9. Gage No. 48 Connection 33. Nozzle Pressure Regulator Regulated" to Carburetor
10. 52R High Pressure Connection 34. Static Fuel Pressure B Chamber
1l. 53 High Pressure Connection Regulator 64. Hose From "Metering Suction
12. 53 Low Pressure Connection 35. Air Pressure Regulator B" to Carburetor B Chamber
13. Metering Suction, Regulated 36. Carburetor Fuel Inlet 65. Hose From "Chamber C
14. Carburetor Fuel Pressure 37. Nozzle Pressure Metering Head Manometer"
15. Metering Head Manometer, 38. Fuel Filter Pressure to Chamber C
liD" Chamber 39. Regulated Air Pressure 66. Hose From "Chamber D
16. Metering Head Manometer, 40. Bleed Sight Glass Metering Head Manometer"
"C II Chamber 4l. D-C Ammeter to Chamber D
17. Regulated Air Pressure 42. D-C Voltmeter 67. Hose From Chamber E to
18. Metering Suction liB" 43. D-C Connection "Carburetor Fuel Pressure"
19. Manometer No. 51 Shut-Off 44. Switch, 24 Volts, DC 68. Hose From "Carburetor Inlet"
20. Selector Valve Left-Right 45. Rheostat 69. Hose From Discharge Nozzle
2l. SpecifiC Gravity Indicator 46. Pilot Light to Right Hand Drain Pan
Shut-Off 47. Fuse 70. Hose From "Air Vibrator"
22. Low Flow By-Pass 48. Vacuum Pressure Gage Connection
23. Fuel Shut-Off 49. Fuel Temperature 7l. Hose From Vapor Vent Outlet
24. Metering Head Fuel 50. Fuel Temperature Control to Right Hand Drain Pan
Manomete r Blow Down 5l. Metering Suction Water 100. Test Gage Connection for
25. Gage No. 36 Shut-Off 52L. Metering Suction Hg No. 48
26. Gage No. 37 Shut-Off 52R. Hg Manometer 10l. Test Gage Connection for
27. Metering Head Fuel 53. Manometer 60 Inches No. 36
Manometer Bleed 54. Metering Head Hg Manometer 102. Test Gage Connection for
28. Metering Head Hg 55. Metering Head Fuel No. 37
Manomete r Bleed Manometer
condition the carburetor fuel diaphragms. Proper cut-off position. Disconnect the fuel supply and install
soatting procedure is as follows: a cap on the fuel inlet connection. Permit the carbu-
retor to stand filled with clean fuel for the eight hour
a. Refer to figure 2-9. Remove the air bleed plug sq,aking period.
(65), air bleed (66), pacldng (67) and discharge
nozzle assembly (68). Screw the T27247 Bleeder
Tube Drain Adapter, with preformed packing inplace,
into the port from which the air bleed plug was re-
moved until it seats against the metering needle seat Do not immerse or stand the assembled
(63). Slip a length of 7/16 ill Tygon Tubing over the carbUretor ·in fuel or fluids of any kind.
end of the T27247 adapter which protrudes from the Use extreme care to prevent entry of fluids
carburetor; allow this tube to provide drainage through the annular groove of the venturi
when injecting fuel to the carburetor inlet. into the carburetor air sections. Fluid COn-
tact with the air diaphragms will result in
damage to the ozone resistant vinyl coating,
NOTE upset metering qualities of the carburetor
and shorten diaphragm service life.
Tygon Tubing may be obtained from the
U.S. Stoneware Company, Plastics andSynthe- 3-8. EXERCISING AND FLUSHING.
tics Division, Alaon, Ohio.
a. Exercise and flush the carburetor to remove
b. With the throttle lever in the wide open position foreign materials, burnish internal parts to remove
and the manual mixture control lever in the full rich sharp edges and to stabilize the carburetor setting
position, inject fuel through the fuel inlet connection to minimize tendency to drift. Refer to figure 3-1
at 5 psi until fuel flows from the bleeder tube drain for a schematic diagram of the exercising and
adapter hose. Move the throttle lever to the closed flushing bench. The bench should incorporate the
position and the manual mixture control to the idle following general requirements:
26
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Section III
Paragraphs 3-9 to 3-11
(1) Fuel pressure: 15 to 20 psi. b. Remove the taper seat plug located between the
acceleration pump and the regulator and connect hose
(2) Chamber "B" depression: 10 to 12 inches Hg. (64) from the bench "Metering Suction B" connec-
tion (18).
(3) Cycles per minute: 20 approximately (1-1/2
seconds ON, 1-1/2 seconds OFF). c. Remove the taper seat plug located between the
idle control and the discharge diaphragm (metered
(4) Duration: 30 minutes (approximately 60Dcycles). fuel channel) and connect hose (65) from the flow bench
"Chamber C, Metering Head Manometer" connec-
b. Plug the space between the venturi throat and the tion (16).
venturi skirt (venturi annulus) to seal all the vacuum
channels. d. Remove the 1/8 inch pipe plugs located at the
top and bottom of the regulator cover. Install a
c. Hook the carburetor up as described in para- shut-off valve in the upper opening (vapor vent)
graph 3-7, a, above and position on the exercising and slip a length of Tygon Tubing (71) over the out-
bench with the discharge nozzle in the downward let of the shut-off valve. RUn the other end of the
position. tube to the right hand table to route the discharged
fuel back to the supply tank. Connect hose (66) from
d. Remove the taper seat plug (20, figure 2-9) in the flow bench "Chamber D, Metering Head Mano-
the regulator spacer and install a manometer fitting. meter" connection (15) to the lower opening.
Connect a manometer to the venturi suction channel.
e. Remove the 1/8 inch pipe (shipping) plug located
e. Apply fuel to the inlet of the carburetor at 13-15 just above and to the right of the poppet valve on the
pounds per square inch. regulator cover and connect hose (67) from the "Car-
buretor Fuel Pressure" connection (14) on the flow
bench.
f. Lock the throttle in the wide open position. g. Remove the air bleed plug (65, figure 2-9) air
bleed (66), packing (67) and discharge nozzle assem-
g. Apply 5 to 6 inches vacuum to a main body bly (68). Screw the T27247 Bleeder Tube Drain
suction channel. Adapter, with packing preformed in place, into the
port from which the air bleed plug was removed until
h. Flush the carburetor for 30 minutes or through it seats agalnst the metering needle seat (63). Slip
approximately 600 complete cycles of 0-6 inches of a length of 7/16 ID Tygon Tubing (69, figure 3-2)
mercury with the fuel pressure maintained between over the end of the T27247 adapter which protrudes
13 and 15 psi. from the carburetor. Run the other end of the tube
to the right hand table to route the discharged fuel
3-9. FINAL CALIBRATION PROCEDURE. back to the supply tank.
3-10. Before flow testing the carburetor, remove h. Hold the throttle lever in the wide open position
the venturi throat and skirt gasket. Turn the venturi with the aid of a rubber band or light spring.
skirt gasket (77, figure 2-9) over so the venturi
(metered) air pressure holes are blocked. Reinstall i. Bolt a vibrator in place On the testing block or
the venturi throat. carburetor mounting flange. With hose (70) connect
the vibrator to the "Air Vibrator" connection' (8)
NOTE of the flow bench.
28
Section III
Paragraph 3-12
3-12. Start and operate the inspection flow bench d. Set the throttle lever at the one-halfposition, mOve
according to the bench manufacturer's instructions. the mixture control lever to full rich and continue
Test and adjust the carburetor in accordance with the tests according to checlc point 3 on the Flow Sheet.
Flow Sheet. (See figures 3-5 and 3-6). Fuel flows
must fall within the specified limits. e. Adjustment of the discharge nozzle may twist the
discharge nozzle spring (57, figure 2-9) slightly and
a. With the throttle in the wide open position, the cause the carburetor to go out of limits after limited
manual mixture control set to a full rich position, use. Other springs in the carburetor may be in a
and the vapor vent closed, adjust the flow bench twisted position after assembly. To eliminate this
to apply the specified metering suction given in pOSSibility, stabilize the carburetor as follows:
check point No. I, on the Flow Sheet. Adjust the
discharge diaphragm adjusting screw (52, figure (1) Select the first test point on the flow sheet
2-9) to establish the specified fuel flow. having metering head limits. (Test paint No.3 in
this case.) Run test point No.3 and record.
NOTE
(2) Run "Metering Suction", Inches H2 0, from °
If specified fuel flows cannot be obtained °
to 60 and 60 to inches several times.
by adjusting the discharge diaphragm ad-
justing screw, it will be necessary to partially (3) Actuate the manual mixture control lever into
disassemble the carburetor and either add or idle cut-off several times while running the metering
remove shims (125, figure 2-9) from the suction up and down. This will cause further flexing
regulator diaphragm spring. Adding shims of the regulator spring.
will increase fuel flows, removing shims will
decrease fuel flows. It is recommended that NOTE
shi"ms be changed only one at a time. In no
The carburetor must repeat each time within
event shall more than two shims be installed
1 PPH (0.1 second Burette) of the original
in the carburetor.
value recorded for test paint No.3.
b. Refer to check point No.2. Move the mixture
(4) If readjustment is necessary, repeat stabilization
control lever to the idle cut-off position. Fuel flow
procedure until repeatability is assured.
should stop immediately. Any fuel flow at this paint
indicates leakage past the poppet valve. Remove f. With the throttle lever at one-half position and the
hose (69, figure 3-2) from the T27247 adapter and mixture control lever at full rich, proceed with
observe leakage. Leakage must not exceed 20 drops test paints No.4 and 5.
per minute. Reinstall hose on adapter.
g. After recording the flowmeter values of check
c. Release the throttle lever from the wide open point 5, proceed with check point 6 by opening the
position. Measure throttle lever travel from closed vapor vent shut-off valve. Fuel flow should increase
to wide open positions to determine the exact One- from 15.4 to 20 pounds per hour above values found
half throttle lever position. on check point 5.
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IDLE ROD
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LA-1393
Figure 3-3. Setting Enrichment Valve Actuating Screw With T25941 Gage
29
Section ill
Paragraphs 3-13 to 3-18
h. Close the vapor shut-off valve and proceed with 3-15. Install an assembly date decal (6, figure 2-9)
check point 7. (with the applicable assembly date) On the carburetor
main body above the specification plate.
i. Before proceeding with check point No.8, es-
tablish the opening point of the idle and power 3-16. PREPARATION FOR STORAGE. Any unit taken
enrichment valve as follows: out of service for more than 28 days, or units
being returned for overhaul must be flushed with
(1) With the idle mixture screw (134, figure 2-9) preserving oil, Specification MIL-O-60Bl, Grade 1010,
in a mid-position as described in paragraph 2-28, using the following procedure:
h, (2) use the T25941 gage as shown in figure 3-3.
This will establish the throttle valve in a position a. Remove plugs and drain all fuel from the car-
28 degrees from wide open. buretor' then apply 10 to 15 psi air pressure to
the carburetor inlet until all fuel is discharged
(2) Adjust the idle and enrichment valve adjusting from lhe discharge nozzle.
screw (138) until it just contacts the idle control
rod assembly (39, figure 2 -9) as shown tn figure
3-3.
(3) Torque the nut (139, figure 2-9) to the value Do not exceed the above air pressure; in-
specified in Table m. ternal damage to the carburetor may result.
j. Continue tests of check points No.8 through No. c. Replace fuel Inlet shipping plug.
10. If further adjustment of the enrichment valve is
necessary, repeat the previous test as assurance 3-17. PACKING FOR STORAGE.
that fuel flows are still within the specified limits.
Test paint No. 10 must recheck within limits to a. After filling with preservative oil the carburetor
assure against nozzle setting shift. should be protected from dust and dirt, and given
such protection against mOisture as climatic condi-
3-13. After satisfactory completion of flow bench tions at the point of storage require. Generally,
testing, check the carburetor for external leakage. storing the unit in a dry area will be sufficient.
a. Remove all test connections except test bench b. If the unit is to be stored near or shipped over
fuel supply and fuel pressure gage. salt water, the following precautions should be ob-
served:
b. Blank off all external fuel connections.
(1) Spray the exterior of the carburetor with an
c. Apply fuel at a pressure of 5 ± 1/2 psig tn ex- approved preservative oil.
cess of the fuel inlet pressure specified on the
flow sheet. (2) Pack in a sealed dustproof container, wrap
the container with moisture and vapor proof material
d. Visually inspect the entire exterior of the car- and seal. Pack the wrapped unit in a suitable shipping
buretor for evidence of fuel leakage. No leakage case.
is permissible.
NOTE
NOTE
Do not use chalk mixtures on this car- Pack a One half pound bag of silica gel
buretor as an aid in detecting leakage. crystals in the dustproof container with the
carburetor. The bag must not touch the car-
e. If the carburetor proves statisfactory in both buretor.
flow and leakage tests, remove fuel and pressure
gage connections and install plugs. 3-18. RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE.
NOTE
a. Remove the inlet strainer and all plugs leading
Be certain to disassemble the venturi assembly to fuel chambers. Drain all of the preserving oil
and restore the lower gasket (77, figure 2-9) from the carburetor. Wash the inlet strainer in clean
to its correct position in the main body. Re- fuel and replace. Replace all plugs.
fer to figure 2-9 for proper sequence.
b. Remove the plug opposite the manual mixture
3-14. Lockwire and seal as required and per instruc- control needle and drain any accumulated moisture
tions tn paragraph 2-29. from the air chamber. Replace plug.
30
Section III
31
Section III
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
ID: · 296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625" ± .031"
00: .4375"± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1.875"± .062"
ID: .516" - a + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 3B3516 4. Free Length: 2.750"± .0lO"
ID: .193" ± .003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
ill: · 516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 3B3518 6. Free Length: .875" ± .010"
00: .188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
ill: .938" -0 +.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 3B4629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
00: .30l"± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ill: · 516" - a + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Orf Lever 384141 11.
32
INJECTION CARBURETOR FLOW BENCH TEST
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 P. S. 1. Parts List No.: 391318-8
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: - Carbo Model: PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: 531857 Limits Based on. 734 ±. 002 Specific Gravity at 75° ± SOF. Date Issued: 9-9-57
NAPHTHA _ Flow_ Limits For.Issue..sA. 5--------6. 7---.and ~e Tr
2 I I 3_1 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I 8 I 9 I 10
200
III I I I 250 300 300 Uill!LlJioCLUilliLL.50ll.
34.8 3L2 28.3 21..41 32•. 51 21L11 2fi....2.L:l2..1i:
I ; I 137.0 133. 2130.1 123. R 134.41 29. R I 27.31 3!L4
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
~ Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking High (R ich) Limit:
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the Notes: No. 1 - Check Points 3 through 6 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open
aircraft. pOSition.
No.2 - At check Point 6, open vapor vent and measure total Claw. All other
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are check points vapor vent is closed.
checked with the discharge nozzle up. No. 3 - At check Point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact
idle and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28" from the
wide open pOSition. Recheck at point 10.
No. 4 - Check Paints 1, 2, 8, and 9 are made with throttle valve in the wide
open position.
rn
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Figure 3-5. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 391318-8 S
'"'"
CIl
...'" ""po
N CARBURETOR FLOW BENCH TEST o
~
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 P. S. I. Parts List No. 39131B-B
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: - Carbo Model PS-5C S
Engine Mfgr. Setting: 531857 Limits Based on. 692 ±. 002 Specific Gravity at 75° ± SOF. Date Issued 9-9-57
HEPTANE Flow Limits For Issues 4 5 6 7 and B re Td nttca:
T est Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R 9 10
Metering Suction
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 2A.4 2R.A 34.3 2A.'
Corresponding
Air Flow Lb ".JHr. 200 200 400 AnO ROO ROO , '"0 "00 "00 ',"0
Mixture Control
Lever Position R R R R R R R R
II '''0 "
Burette Volume I 50 -.3llll. 300 _DOlL
Time MIn. 27.8 I 33. 130.0 27.' 20.6 131. 7 -;~ 3L'1
~~
Limits Max. 29.5 , 35.0 132.0 29. 1 22.9 133.7 29.0 2B.5 33. 7
In
Seconds Obs. I
Flowmeter Min. Nn 1
Limits Max. 29.8 IFlow 33.2 145.7 I 60.0 BO.O I BB. B 1100. B 10B.0 B6.8
In
Lbs./Hr. Obs.
Metering Min. 1155 ' 38 5 173 n
Head Max. 2 45 __ 3!LA _f.1il..L
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
~~ Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking High (Rich) Limit:
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the Notes: No. 1 - Check Points 3 through 6 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open
aircraft. position.
No. 2 - At check Point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. AU other
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are points vapor vent is closed.
checked with the discharge nozzle up. No. 3 - At check Point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact
idle and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28° from the
wide open position. Recheck at point 10.
No. 4 - Check POints 1, 2, 8, and 9 are made with throttle valve in the wide
open position.
_._---
Figure 3-6. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Heptane) Parts List 391318-8
Section ill
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement or screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. P/N 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture if over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly P/N 383449 changed to P/N 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle P/N 384968
changed to P/N 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valVe seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminum.
ISSUE 7
Serial 28 1- 7-57 Changed discharge diaphragm cover, discharge diaphragm screw, idle speed
adjustment, idle control rod adjustment, and throttle stop assemblies from 32 to
56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 29 2-21-57 Main metering jet gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE B
Serial 30 7-15-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and Oilite throttle shaft bushings for increased
service life. Added 80 mesh poppet valve strainer and changed to 100 mesh fuel
inlet strainer.
35
Section TIl
NOTE: (1) Flow bench test limits for Issues 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 are identical
(2) This specification and flow sheet corrects an error that existed in the burette limits of previously
published limits for Issues 5, 6 and 7.
36
Section N
Difference Data Sheet
SECTION IV
DIFFERENCE DATA SHElEY!;
4-1. Overhaul and test procedures for the models included in this section are the Same as the procedures for
the Model PS-5C Injection Carburetor, Parts List 391318-8, except for the specific differences noted by the ap-
plicable Difference Data Sheet. Sections I, II and III contain complete overhaul and test information for the Model
PS-5C Injection Carburetor, Parts List 391318-8.
4-2. The following parts list and issues are covered in this section:
380223-2 39
380223-3 45
380223-4 53
380223-5 57
391318-4 63
3111318-5 69
391318-6 73
391318-7 77
391629-3 81
391629-4 87
391629-5 93
391629-6 99
380223-6 105
380223-7 111
380223-8 117
391318-9 123
391318-10 129
391318-11 135
391629-7 141
38
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this tech- (10) The poppet valve seat gasket (99, figure 4-1)
nical manual. and regulator needle plug gasket (101) are fiber
instead of aluminum as used On the carburetor in
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the the basic technical manual. The outside diameter
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual, of the gasket used on this carburetor is 1/16 inch
except the T25941 Gage is not used on this car- larger.
buretor.
(11) This issue does not incorporate a matched
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in Sec- and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and
tion II of this technical manual. Refer to 380223-2 seat (59 and 63, figure 4-1).
Specification Sheet (figure 4-2) for information on
metering variables for this issue. (12) This issue carburetor incorporates a scribed
discharge diaphragm adjustment screw to indicate
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. factory adjustment.
a. General
(13) This issue carburetor incorporates two dif-
(1) This issue incorporates a regulator needle fusion tube attaching rivets (156, figure 4-1).
plug instead of the 80 mesh poppet valve fuel strainer
assembly (lOa, figure 4-1). (14) The poppet valve seat (96, figure 4-1) On this
issue carburetor is not machined to receive the end
(2) The throttle shaft bushings (150 and 151, figure of the poppet valve screen.
4-1) on this issue carburetor are brass instead of
oil impregnated sintered bronze as used on the car- (15) This issue incorporates a shipping plug (15,
buretor in the basic technical manual. The throttle figure 4-1) instead of a pipe plug as used on the car-
shaft (144, figure 4-1) is brass instead of steel. buretor in the basic technical manual.
(3) This issue incorporated an 80 mesh screen (16) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
strainer which is not spring loaded, instead of a part number manual mixture control needle valve
200 mesh spring loaded strainer assembly (91, (111, figure 4-1) which is not drilled for lockwiring.
figure 4-1) as used on the carburetor in the basic A different set screw (106) is used which is not
technical manual. drilled for lockwiring. A lead ball (105) is used
on this issue to retain the set screw instead of lock-
(4) This issue carburetor incorporates a different wiring. The manual mixture control assembly (104)
idle power enrichment diaphragm and needle assembly is assembled before installation into the carburetor
(47, figure 4-1). to facilitate installation of the lead ball (105).
(5) This issue does not incorporate a relief valve (17) This issue incorporates a different part number
assembly (26, figure 4-1) and gasket (32, figure 4-1). diaphragm assembly (103, figure 4-1).
(6) This issue carburetor incorporates a different (18) This issue carburetor does not incorporate
size main metering jet (88, figure 4-1). the discharge nozzle locking cup (3, figure 4-1).
(7) This issue carburetor incorporates a different (19) This carburetor incorporates a different spacer
discharge diaphragm cover assembly (53, figure 4-1), and bushing assembly (115, figure 4-1) which ac-
discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly (52), comodates a pipe plug (20) instead of a taper seat
throttle stop assembly (137), idle speed adjusting plug.
screw assembly (135) and idle control rod adjusting
screw assembly (136). These parts have 32 threads (20) This issue carburetor uses a gasket (90,
per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads per inch figure 4-1) of different material from the car-
as used on the carburetor in the basic technical buretor in the basic technical manual.
manual.
(21) This issue carburetor incorporates a threaded
(8) This issue carburetor does not incorporate brass plug (155, figure 4-1) instead of a pressed
a vinyl coated air diaphragm (120, figure 4-1) for in aluminum plug as used on the carburetor in the
ozone protection. basic technical manual.
(9) The main metering jet plug gasket (87, figure (22) This issue carburetor has a different loose
4-1) on this issue is fiber instead of aluminum as idle lever assembly (139, figure 4-1) which incor-
used on the carburetor in the basic technical manual. porates a stationary contact pin instead of the en-
39
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
richment valve adjustment screw (140, figure 4-1). TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III
This loose idle lever assembly is not drilled for of this technical manual except use Specification
lockwiring. Sheet (figure 4-2), Flow Limits Sheet (figure 4-3)
and History Sheet (figure 4-4).
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lub- PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING, AND
cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
in Section II. lined in Section III of this technical manual.
40
Section N
Difference Data Sheet
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C-1169A
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41
KEY TO TIGURE 4-1 (CONT)
~117
121. Plug - Taper seat
122. Pin, Straight - Headless
123. Spring - Idle cut-off lever
~ ~.~96
124. Retainer - Regulator diaphragm
spring
125. Lever Assembly - Idle cut-off
126. Spring - Regulator diaphragm
127. Washer
dliP 115
128. Valve - Throttle
129. Screw - Machine
\ () 99 9\
"rt) ~
130. Washer - Lock
iQJ
\w
131. Lever 98
132. Pin - Cotter
133. Nut, Castellated - Hex r~
~~
134. Spring - Push rod
135. Screw Assembly - Throttle i,
adjustment
136. Screw Assembly - Throttle
adjustment
'i
137.
138.
139.
Stop Assembly - Throttle
Pin, Tapered - Plain
Lever Assembly - Loose
OJ 19---~ ~
140.
141.
Screw - Machine
Nut, Plain - Hex "' I
20
r"
142. Lever and Pin Assembly
~~~
143. Plug - Expansion
144. Shaft Assembly - Throttle
145. Body Assembly - Main 103
146. Screw - Stop block 89 90 91
147. Pin 7!
148. Nut - Mixture control stop
149. Bushing 7B~11
/
150. Bushing - Throttle stem Ii:J\ ®..
151. Bushing - Throttle shaft
®@J
11.
152. Bushing - Guide B4
153.
154.
Washer - Nonmetallic
Bushing - Spring release
I
Bl B2
155. Pln, Straight - Headless BO
156. Rivet - Solid -""'B5 B3------
157. Insert - Screw thread
158. Body - Main
380223-2
SETTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR INJECTION CARBURETOR MODEL PS-5C
ENGINE MODEL: 0-470 DRAWING NUMBER: 380223
ENGINE MFGR.: Continental DATE IBSUED: 3-18-49 (Rev: 1-1-50)
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: 0.8125" ± .010"
T. D. 0.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: O. 5625"± . 031"
O. D. 0.4375" ± . DID"
3. Spring, Discharge Diaphragm 383515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± . 062"
L D. 0.516" - 0+ . 016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control Needle 383516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± .010"
LD. 0.193" ± .003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
L D. 0.516" ±. 010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: 0.875" ± .010"
O. D. 0.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
I. D. O. 988!! - 0+ .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: 0.375" ± .015"
O.D.0.301"±.003"
9. Spring, Idle 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± • 062"
I. D. 0.516" - 0,+.016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
42
"ARRTmETOR FLOW BENCH TEST
Engine Model: 0 470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No. 380223-2 through -6
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: 530486 Limits Based on. 734 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued 3-3-58
NAPHTHA Flow limits for Issues 2 through 6 are identical.
T est Point No. 1 • -. , 7 R 1n
Metering Suction • " "
Inches of Water n " o "
, . ., I" d I" d I 9.n A I.n 0 ,," 0
Corresponding I '" ""
Air Flow Lb'}Hr. 200 200 300 400 600 800 800 1000 1200 1300
Mixture Control
Lever Position R I, ICO R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO WO 112 112 1 2 1 2 1 2 WO WO WO
Burette Volume 15e , I 200 ~lllL
-t.,fiO
Time Min. 29. 2 I 2A n ,i· 5 2 d.. . 27.1 20.8 33.6 i-~~% 'R •
Limits Max. I " n
, 29 A .. d 2 28.7 .7 I 29.
In ."
Seconds Oha.
Flowmeter Min. 2A • No I?o" '.. A' dA 7 . B 17~. 2 BL6 I 97.9
Limits Max. 29 Q "'0= I., • I.R 0' !dO , 6L4 I R3. B65 1103. ,~~
In
Lbs.lHr. Obs.
Metering Min. ..--. ~ -- I 77 n
Head Max. ,., . ..... .39A. ..M..O. - . - .
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Points 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other points
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point 8, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35° from the Wide open
position. tI
S
4. Check Points 1,2,8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the wide open '1
'"
pOSition ~
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tim
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... Figure 4-3. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 380223-2 ""~
'" ~<
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
380223
ISSUE 1
S~rial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 390267 changed to 250-5-5 to provide an
improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-48 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
44
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (4) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
technical manual. idle power enrichment diaphragm and needle as-
sembly (47, figure 4-6).
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this technical man- (5) This issue does not incorporate a relief valve
ual, except the T25941 Gage is not used on this assembly (26, figure 4-6) and gasket (32, figure 4-6).
carburetor. The following tool is used in addition:
(6) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
size main metering jet (88, figure 4-6).
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. (7) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
discharge diaphragm cover assembly (53, figure 4-6),
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-5 5220 discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly (52),
Enrichment valve throttle stop assembly (137), idle speed adjusting
screw adjusting screw assembly (135) and the idle control rod ad-
justing screw assembly (136). These parts have 32
threads per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads
per inch as used on the carburetor in the basic
technical manual.
45
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
46
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
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C~1169A
Injection Carburetor
47
KEY TO FIGURE 4-6 (CONT)
ao~""»
138. Pin, Tapered - Plain
139. Lever Assembly - Loose
140. Screw - Machine ' { (iiiiI, 111
141. Nut, Plain - Hex
142. Lever and Pin Assembly
143. Plug - Expansion
144. Shaft Assembly - Throttle
"116/B6,"115 ~ ~
"96
145. Body Assembly - Main
BB B7"
'\" 97~
146. Screw - Stop block
147. Pin
148. Nut - Mixture control stop
92 93 1 ~O{)9B 99 9\
149. Bushing
150. Bushing - Throttle stem
~_-%---.: ,.i;
151. Bushing - Throttle shaft
152. Bushing - Guide 'v-, :
if If? o,:
~
153. Washer - Nonmetallic : ' '
154. Bushing - Spring release
, ~1
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155. Pin, Straight - Headless '-! : L--- o,:
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156. Rivet - Solid :: : ,i,'
'o:
\:
157. Insert - Screw thread
158. Body - Main i ___ -------------1)', ~ 'OO:':J
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OVERHAUL PROCEDURES, Disassembly, Cleaning,
Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lub-
rication and Reassembly are the same as outlined
STAMP in Section II.
0.432 0.151
liB DRILL THROUGH
TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III·
of this technical manual except use Specification Sheet
MATERIAL - FUEL RESISTANT PLASTIC
OR ALUMINUM
(figure 4-8), Flow Limits Sheet (figure 4-9) and
History Sheet (figure 4-10).
lA-1399
a. Use the T25939 gage to establish the opening
point of the idle and power enrichment valve as
Figure 4-7. Dimensions for Manufacturing described in paragraph 3-12, i.
the T25939 Gage
NOTE
this issue to retain the set screw instead of lock-
wiring. The manual mixture control assembly (104) To manufacture the T25939 gage locally,
is assembled before installation into the carburetor use the dimensions given in figure 4-7.
to facilitate installation of the lead ball (105).
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
(17) This issue incorporates a different part number RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
diaphragm assembly (103, figure 4-6). lined in Section TIl of this technical manual.
48
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Difference Data Sheet
380223-3
SETTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR INJECTION CARBURETOR MODEL PS-5C
ENGINE MODEL: 0-470 DRAWING NUMBER: 380223
..
ENGINE MFGR' Continental DATE ISSUED' 11-3-50
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: D.8125" ± . OlD"
L D. 0.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: 0.5625" ± .0"31"
O. D. 0.4375" ±. 010"
3. Spring, Discharge Diaphragm 383515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
L D. 0.516" - 0+ . 016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control Needle 383516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± .010"
I. D. 0.193" ± .003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2. SaO" ± .0625"
L D. 0.516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: 0.875" ± .010"
O. D. 0.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
L D. 0.988" - 0+.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 364629 8. Free Length: 0.375" ± .015"
O.D. 0.301" ±.OO3"
9. Spring, Idle 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
LD. D. 516" - 0,+ .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut- Off Lever 384141 11.
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Points 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other points
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point 8, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35° [rom the wide open
position.
4. Check Points 1, 2, 8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the wide open
position
- ..
Figure 4-9. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 380223-3
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
360223
ISSUE 1
S~rial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 390267 changed to 250-S-5 to provide an
improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-46 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly 383845 changed to 364378 to incorporate an adjustable
enrichment valve actuating screw.
Serial 6 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 8-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-16-50 Fuel strainer 383520 changed to 364858 assembly to provide an improved
filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-51 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 250-S-5 changed to 315-S-5 to specify
improved material.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly 364378 changed to 364974 to allow for lockwire.
Serial 16 6- 2-51 Poppet valve seat and plug gasket P3260 changed to P5319 to facilitate
assembly.
Serial 17 1-16-52 Parts list records' change only.
Serial 16 5- 1-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket P22851 changed to 365533 to provide improved
material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
51
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
52
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this tech- (4) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
nical manual. idle power enrichment diaphragm and needle assembly
(47, figure 2-9).
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the same
as listed in Section II of this technical manual, (5) This issue does not incorporate a relief valve
except the T25941 Gage is not used on this car- assembly (26, figure 2-9) and gasket (32, figure 2-9).
buretor. The following tool is used in addition:
(6) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
size main metering jet (88, figure 2-9).
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. (7) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
discharge diaphragm cover assembly (53, figure
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-11 5220 2-9), discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly
Enrichment valve (52), throttle stop assembly (135), idle speed ad-
screw adjusting justing screw assembly (133) and idle control rod
adjusting screw assembly (134). These parts have 32
threads per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads
per inch as used in the carburetor in the basic
technical manual.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
35°-
TIS'
~ t- 0 . 099
0.OB9
0.349
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a. General
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(1) This issue incorporates a regulator needle plug
instead of the 80 mesh poppet valve fuel strainer
assembly (100, figure 2-9). STAMP
0.432 0.151
(2) The throttle shaft bushings (148 and 149, figure 1/8 DRILL THROUGH
2-9) on tIns issue carburetor are brass instead of
oil impregnated sintered bronze as used on the car- MATERIAL - FUEL RESISTANT PLASTIC
buretor in the basic technical manual. The throttle OR ALUMINUM
shaft (142, figure 2-9) is brass instead of steel.
lA-1399
(3) This issue incorporates an 80 mesh screen on
the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) instead of a
200 mesh screen as used in the carburetor in the Figure 4-12. Dimensions for Manufacturing
basic technical manual. the T25939 Gage
53
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
a. Use the T25939 gage to establish the opening PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
point of the idle and power enrichment valve as des- RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
cribed in paragraph 3-12, i. lined in Section III of this technical manual.
380223-4
SETTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR INJECTION CARBURETOR MODEL PS-5C
ENGINE MODEL: 0-470 DRAWING NUMBER: 380223
..
ENGINE MFGR' Continental DATE ISSUED: 8-24-53
ITEM PART ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION NUMBER NO. SIZE, SETTING OR REMARKS
1. Main Body Assembly 384607 1.
2. Jet, Main Metering 390188 2. Size: No. 44 - 627CC
3. Seat, Idle 383886 3. Size: 0.120"; 1190-1214
4. Valve Assembly, Idle 384675 4.
5. Seat, Manual Mixture Control Needle 384967 5. Size: O. 124" - O. 126 11
6. Needle, Manual Mixture Control 366291 6.
7. Needle & Seat Assy. J Poppet Valve 366382 7.
Seat, Poppet Valve 366381 Size:
Valve, Poppet 384142
8. Nozzle Assembly, Discharge 384961 8.
Seat, Discharge Nozzle 383924 Size: 0.112"
Valve, Discharge Nozzle 383474
9. Bleeder, Discharge Nozzle Air 383922 9.
10. Reducer. Vacuum 384606 10. Size: No. 44
11. Vapor Vent 11. Size: No. 70, Drilled in 383483
Regulator Cover.
12. Venturi Throat Assembly 384599 12. Throat Diameter: 1.625" ± 0.002"
13. Washer J Regulator Spring Adjustment 384819 13.
14. Strainer Assembly, Fuel 364858 14.
15. Loose Lever Assembly, Idle Control Rod 364974 15.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: 0.8125" ± .010"
L D. 0.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: 0.5625" ± .031"
O. D. 0.4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Diaphragm 383515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
L D. 0.516" - 0+ . 016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control Needle 383516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± .010"
L D. O. 193" ± .003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
LD. 0.516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: 0.875" ± .010"
O. D. 0.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
LD. 0.988" - 0+ .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: 0.375" ± .015"
0.D.0.301"±.003"
9. Spring, Idle 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
L D. 0.516" - 0,+ . 016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Paints 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check paint 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other points
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point 8, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35" from the wide open
position. ~
>-j
4. Check Points 1, 2, 8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the wide open '"""
position
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"
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a~
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Figure 4-14. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 380223-4 ~!
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
380223
ISSUE 1
S:3rial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production,
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 390267 changed to 250-S-5 to provide an
improved seaL
Serial 5 5- 7-48 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly 383845 changed to 364378 to incorporate an adjustable
enrichment valve actuating screw.
Serial 8 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 8-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-18-50 Fuel strainer 383520 changed to 364858 assembly to provide an improved
filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-51 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 250-8-5 changed to 315-8-5 to specify
improved material.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly 364378 changed to 364974 to allow for lockwire,
Serial 16 8- 2-51 Poppet valve seat and plug gasket P3260 changed to P5319 to facilitate
assembly.
Serial 17 1-18-52 Parts list records change only.
Serial 18 5- 1-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket P22851 changed to 365533 to provide improved
material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 4
Serial 20 8-24-53 Regulator spacer and bushing assembly 383946 changed to 365796 and spacer
plug P8508 changed to P6000D taper seat plug, to eliminate possibility of
cracking spacer from overtorque of the pipe threaded plug and/or test fitting.
Serial 21 10-22-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 22 10-26-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 23 8- 9-54 Parts list records change only.
Serial 24 9-19-55 Manual mixture control needle valve 384968 changed to 366291 and idle
cut-off cam attaching screw 383504 changed to 366290 dog point pin and
P19983 lead ball eliminated to improve cam attaching.
Serial 25 9-28-55 Parts list records change only.
Serial 26 2-10-56 Plug 396660 removed from fuel pressure connection and replaced with
plug P-8503. Plug P-8503 added to vapor vent and drain, per request
of engine manufacturer.
Serial 27 3-20-56 Seat and needle assembly - regulator 384836 replaced with assembly
366382. Seat (regulator needle) 384138 replaced with seat 366381, to
accommodate poppet screen 366373.
Serial 28 4-19-56 Diffusion tube attaching rivets removed, holes eliminated from main body of
new production units.
Serial 29 6- 5-56 Scribe line and priclt punch markings removed from discharge nozzle adjust-
ing screw bushing. Change made to prevent possible damage and leakage
around the bushing,
Serial 30 11-27-56 To provide a leak tested matched discharge needle and seat assembly.
Serial 31 12-26-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat gasket material changed to improve fuel sealing
at this location.
Serial 33 2-20-57 Gasket material changed in main metering jet and power enrichment valve
seat gaskets to provide a more positive fuel seal.
56
Section N
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (4) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
technical manual. idle power enrichment diaphragm and needle assembly
(47, figure 2-9).
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual, (5) This issue does not incorporate a relief valve
except the T25941 Gage is not used on this Car- assembly (26, figure 2-9) and gasket (32, figure 2-9).
buretor. The following tool is used in addition:
(6) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
size main metering jet (88, figure 2-9).
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lub-
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-16 5220 rication and Reassembly are the same as outlined
Enrichment valve in Sec tion II.
screw adjusting
TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III
of this technical manual except use Specification Sheet
(figure 4-18), TIow Limits Sheet (figure 4-19) and
History Sheet (figure 4-20).
NOTE
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
a. General
57
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
58
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Qf[ Plunger 363512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
10: · 296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 363514 2. Free Length: · 5625" ± .031"
00: · 4375" ± .0lO"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 363516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± .063"
ID: .193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 363517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
10: · 516" ± . OlD"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 363518 6. Free Length: .875" ± .010"
00: .1SS" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
10: .93S" -0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: · 375" ± . DIS"
00: .301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. S75" ± .062"
10: .516" - 0 + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Qrr Lever 384141 11.
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check POints 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other points
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point 8, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35° from the wide open
pOSition.
4. Check Points I, 2, 8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the Wide open
position
--- -
Figure 4-19. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 380223-5
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
380223
ISSUE 1
S.;rial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 390267 changed to 250-S-5 to provide an
improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-48 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly 383845 changed to 364378 to incorporate an adjustable
enrichment valve actuating screw.
Serial 8 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 8-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-18-50 Fuel strainer 383520 changed to 364858 assembly to provide an improved
filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-51 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal 250-S-5 changed to 315-S-5 to specify
improved material.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly 364378 changed to 364974 to allow for lockwire.
Serial 16 8- 2-51 Poppet valve seat and plug gasket P3260 changed to P5319 to facilitate
assembly.
Serial 17 1-18-52 Parts list records change only.
Serial 18 5- 1-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket P22851 changed to 365533 to provide improved
material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 4
Serial 20 8-24-53 Regulator spacer and bushing assembly 383946 changed to 365796 and spacer
plug P8508 changed to P60000 taper seat plug, to eliminate possibility of
cracking spacer from overtorque of the pipe threaded plug and/or test fitting.
Serial 21 10-22-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 22 10-26-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 23 8- 9-54 Parts list records change only.
Serial 24 9-19-55 Manual mixture control needle valve 384968 changed to 366291 and idle
cut-off cam attaching screw 383504 changed to 366290 dog point pin and
P19983 lead ball eliminated to improve cam attaching.
Serial 25 9-28-55 Parts list records change only.
Serial 26 2-10-56 Plug 396660 removed from fuel pressure connection and replaced with
plug P-8503. Plug P-8503 added to vapor vent and drain, per request
of engine manufacturer.
Serial 27 3-20-56 Seat and needle assembly - regulator 384836 replaced with assembly
366382. Seat (regulator needle) 384138 replaced with seat 366381, to
accommodate poppet screen 366373.
Serial 28 4-19-56 Diffusion tube attaching rivets removed, holes eliminated from main body of
new production units.
Serial 29 6- 5-56 Scribe line and prick plUlch markings removed from discharge nozzle adjust-
ing screw bushing. Change made to prevent possible damage and leakage
around the bushing.
Serial 30 11-27-56 To provide a leak tested matched discharge needle and seat assembly.
Serial 31 12-26-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat gasket material changed to improve fuel sealing
at this location.
Serial 33 2-20-57 Gasket material changed in main metering jet and power enrichment valve
seat gaskets to provide a more positive fuel seal.
61
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Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 5
Serial 34 7-23-57 Various adjusting screws changed to a finer thread to provide more exact ad-
justment.
62
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as lor Section I of this tech- (8) This issue carburetor does not incorporate a
nical manual. vinyl coated air diaphragm (120, figure 4-21) for
ozone protection.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. (9) The poppet valve seat (96, figure 4-21), on this
issue carburetor is not machined to receive the end
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in Sec- of the poppet valve screen.
tion II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318-4
Specification Sheet (figure 4-22) for information (10) This issue carburetor incorporates a scribed
on metering variables for this issue. discharge diaphragm adjustment screw to indicate
factory adjustment.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. (See figure 4-21)
(11) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
a. General part number manual mixture control needle valve (111,
figure 4-21) which is not drilled for lockwiring. A
(1) This issue incorporates a regulator needle different set screw (106) is used which is not drilled
plug instead of the 80 mesh poppet valve fuel strainer for lockwiring. A lead ball (105) is used on this issue
assembly (100, figure 4-21). to retain the set screw instead of lockwiring. The
manual mixture control assembly (104) is assembled
(2) The throttle shait bushings (150 and 151, figure before installation into the carburetor to facilitate
4-21) On this issue carburetor are brass instead of installation of the lead ball (105).
oil impregnated sintered bronze as used on the car-
buretor in the basic technical manual. The throttle (12) This issue incorporates adifferentpartnumber
shait (144 figure 4-21) is brass instead of steel. diaphragm assembly (103, figure 4-21).
(3) This issue incorporates an 80 mesh screen (13) This carburetor incorporates a different spacer
on the strainer assembly (91, figure 4-21) instead and bushing assembly (115, figure 4-21) which ac-
of a 200 mesh screen as used in the carburetor comodates a pipe plug (20) instead of a taper seat plug.
in the basic technical manual.
(14) This issue incorporates a shipping plug (15,
(4) The main metering jet plug gasket (87, figure figure 4-21) instead of a pipe plug as used On the
4-21) on this issue is fiber instead of aluminum as carburetor in the basic technical manual.
used on the carburetor in the basic technical manual.
(15) This issue carburetor incorporates two dif-
(5) This issue carburetor incorporates a different fusion tube attaching rivets (156, figure 4-21).
discharge diaphragm cover assembly (53, figure 4-21),
discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly (52),
throttle stop assembly (139), idle speed adjusting OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
screw assembly (135) and idle control rod adjusting Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
screw assembly (136). These parts have 32 threads cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined in
per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads per inch Section II.
as used on the carburetor in the basic technical
manual. TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section ill
of this technical manual except use Specification Sheet
(6) The poppet valve seat gasket (99, figure 4-21) (figure 4-22) and History Sheet (figure 4-23). Flow
and regulator needle plug gasket (101) are fiber limits are the same as for the carburetor in the basic
instead of aluminum as used on the carburetor in technical manual. Refer to figures 3-5 and 3-6 for
the basic technical manual. limits.
(7) This issue does not incorporate a matched and PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat (59 RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
63, figure 4-21). lined in Section III of this technical manual.
63
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
64
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
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C-1169A
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65-66
KEY TO FIGURE 4-21 (CONT)
391318-4
SETTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR INJECTION CARBURETOR MODEL PS-5C
ENGINE MODEL: 0-470 DRAWING NUMBER: 391318
ENGINE MFGR.: Continental DATE ISSUED· 12-1-53
ITEM PART ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION NUMBER NO. SIZE, SETTING OR REMARKS
1. Main Body Assembly 384607 1.
2. Jet, Main Metering 390188 2. Size: 43
3. Seat, Idle 383886 3. Size: 0.121"-0.123"
4. Valve Assembly, Idle 364969 4.
5. Seat, Manual. Mixture Control 384967 5. Size: 0.124"-0.126"
6. Needle, Manual Mixture Control 384968 6.
7. Needle & Seat ABsy. J Poppet Valve 384836 7.
Seat, Poppet Valve 384138 Size: O. OBO"-O. 082"
Valve, Poppet 384142
8. Nozzle Assembly, Discharge 384961 8.
Seat, Discharge Nozzle 383924 Size: 0.112"-0.114"
Valve, Discharge Nozzle 383474
9. Bleeder, Discharge Nozzle Air 383922 9.
10. Reducer, Vacuum 384606 10. Size: 44
11. Vapor Vent 11. Size: No. 70 hole drilled in 383483 Reg.
Cover
12. Venturi Throat Assembly 384599 12. Throat Diameter: 1. 625" ± O. 002"
13. Washer, Regulator Spring Adjustment 384819 13.
14. Valve Assembly, Pump Relief 364164 14.
15. Strainer ABsembly, Fuel 364858 15.
16. Loose Lever Assembly, Idle Control Rod 364974 16.
67
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
68
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I ofthis techni- discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly (52),
cal manual. throttle stop assembly (135), idle speed adjusting
screw assembly (133) and idle control rod adjusting
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the screw assembly (134). These parts have 32 threads
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads per inch
as used On the carburetor in the basic technical
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in Sec- manual.
tion II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318-5
Specification Sheet (figure 4-24) for information on (6) The poppet valve seat gasket (99, figure 2-9)
metering variables for this issue. and regulator needle plug gasket (101) are fiber
instead of aluminum as used on the carburetor in
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. the basic technical manual.
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SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: · 8125"±. 010"
ID: · 296"±. 003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625"±. 031"
OD: · 4375"±. 010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 383515 3. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ID: .516"-0+.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 383516 4. Free Length: 2. 750"±. 010"
ID: • 193"±. 003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500"±.0625"
ID: · 516"±. 010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875"±. 010"
OD: .lBB"±.003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937"±. 062"
!D: .938"-0+.031 "
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: · 375"±. 015"
OD: .301 "±. 003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ID: .516"-0+.016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 6-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. PiN 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture U over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly PiN 383449 changed to PiN 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle PiN 384968
changed to PiN 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 6-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this of a 200 mesh screen as used on the carburetor in
technical manual. the basic technical manual.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (4) The main metering jet plug gasket (87, figure
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. 2-9) on this issue is fiber instead of aluminum as
used on the carburetor in the basic technical manual.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in
Section II of this technical manual. (5) This issue carburetor incorporates a different
discharge diaphragm cover assembly (53, figure 2-9),
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in discharge diaphragm adjusting screw assembly (52),
Section II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318-6 throttle stop assembly (135), idle speed adjusting
Specification Sheet (figure 4-26) for information on screw assembly (133) and idle control rod adjusting
metering variables for this issue. screw assembly (134). These parts have 32 threads
per inch adjustments instead of 56 threads per inch
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. as used on the carburetor in the basic technical manual.
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SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: · 8125"±. 010"
ID: · 296"±. 003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625"±. 031"
00: · 4375"±. 010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozz Ie 383515 3. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ill: · 516"-0+. 016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 383516 4. Free Length: 2. 750"±. 010"
ill: • 193"±. 003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500"±.0625"
ID: · 516"±. 010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875"±. 010"
00: . 188 11 ±. 003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937"±. 062"
ill: · 938"-0+. 031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: · 375"±. 015 11
00: · 301"±. 003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ID: .516"-0+.016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. PiN 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture if over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly PiN 383449 changed to PiN 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle PiN 384968
changed to PiN 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-58 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminum.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this in the basic technical manual. The throttle shaft (142,
technical manual. figure 2-9) is brass instead of steel.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (3) This issue incorporates an 80 mesh screen on
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) instead of a
200 mesh screen as used in the carburetor in the
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in basic technical manual.
Section II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318-7
Specification Sheet (figure 4-28) for information on OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
metering variables for this issue. Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined in
Section II.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section ill
a. General. of this technical manual except lise Specification
Sheet (figure 4-28) and History Sheet (figure 4-29).
(1) This issue incorporates a regulator needle plug Flow limits are the same as for the carburetor in
instead of the 80 mesh poppet valve fuel strainer the basic technical manual. Refer to fig;ures 3-5
assembly (100, figure 2-9). and 3-6 for limits.
(2) The throttle shaft bushings (148 and 149, figure PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
2-9) on this issue carburetor are brass instead of oil RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
impregnated sintered bronze as usedon the carburetor lined in Section III of this technical manual.
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SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: · 8125"±. 010"
ID: · 296"±. 003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625"::1:. 031"
OD: .4375":1:.010"
3. Spring, Discharge N ozz Ie 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ID: .516"-0+.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 383516 4. Free Length: 2. 750"±. 010"
ID: · 193"±. 003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2. 500"±. 0625"
ID: · 516"±. 010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875"±. 010"
OD: • 188"±.003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937"±. 062"
ID: .938"-0+.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: · 375"±. 015"
OD: .301 "±. 003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875"±. 062"
ID: .516"-0+.016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
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ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
SeriatlO 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to faCilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valVe assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. PiN 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture if over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly P/N 383449 changed to PiN 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle P/N 384968
changed to P/N 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminUm.
ISSUE 7
Serial 28 1- 7-57 Changed discharge diaphragm cover, discharge diaphragm screw, idle speed
adjustment, idle control rod adjustment, and throttle stop assemblies from 32 to
56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 29 2-21-57 Main metering jet gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this shaft (142, figure 2-9) is brass instead of steel.
technical manual.
(3) This issue incorporates an 80 mesh screen on
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) instead of a
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. 200 mesh screen as used On the carburetor in the
basic technical manual.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in
Section II of this manual. Refer to 391629-3 speci- (4) This issue incorporates a regulator needle plug
fication sheet (figure 4-30) for information on meter- instead of the 80 mesh poppet valve strainer assembly
ing variables for this issue. (100, figure 2-9).
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SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± • DID" ID
.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: .5625" ± .031" OD
.4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 383515 3. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 383516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± .010" ID
.193" ± .003"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625" In
. 516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: . 875" ± • DID" OD
.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1.937" ± .062" ID
.938" -0 +.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015" OD
.301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle& Enrichment 'lalve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
10. Spring, Losse Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No.: 391629-1 through -6 "" "~
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carb, Model: PS-5C ~<:
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on, 734 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued: 6-13-58 tj
NAPHTHA Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical. "S"
T est Point No. 1 I 2 I 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 go'"
Metering Suction ~
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 I 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4 "
Corresponding
Air Flow Lb ./Hr. 200 200 Ii 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control I I
Lever Position R ! leo I R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO WO 1/2 1/2 1 1 1 we wa /2
Burette Volume 150 ! 200 250 300 300 0,,00 ~oJlO ~O
Time Min. 29 2 I 34.8 31.3 28.3 21. 4 ~
32.4 2~:i 26.2 32.4
Limits Max. 31. 0 I 37 33.2 30.0 23.8 34 4 29 27 3 34 4
In
Seconds Obs.
Flowmeter Min. 28.2 No I 31. 5 43.9 58.1 73.5 84.6 97.6 106.7 84.6
Limits Max. 29.9 Flow "33.5 46.6 61. 'I 8i.7 89.8" "103. Ii 111.1 89.8
In
Lbs.lHr. Obs.
Metering Min. 10.75 34. t. §9.Q ""
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
~~ Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench High (Rich) Limit:
checking the carburetor in the same rela-
tive position as when it is installed on the
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
engine in the aircraft.
paints vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and
are checked with the discharge nozzle up. 2. At check point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28" from the wide
open pOSition. Use T-25941.
Figure 4-31. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 391629-3
FLOW BENCH TEST
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No.: 391629-1 through -6
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model: PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on. 692 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued: 6-13-58
HEPTANE Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical.
Test Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10
Metering Suction
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4
Corresponding
Air Flow Lb ".7Hr. 200 200 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control
Lever Position R ICO R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO wo 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 WO WO 1/2
Burette Volume 150 I 200 250 300 300 500 500 500 500
Time MIn. 27.8 33.0 30.0 27.4 20.6 31.6 27.2 25.4 31.6
Limits Max. 29.5 34 8 32 0 29.2 22.9 33.6 28 9 26 5 33 6
In
Seconds Obs.
Flowmeter Min. 27. No 31 5 43.0 56.5 71.9 81 7 95.0 103.8 81 7
Limits Max. 29.6 I Flow 33 2 .15.7 60 0 80 0 86.8 00.8 108.0 86.8
In
Lbs'!Hr. Obs.
Metering MIn. 36.5 . ..1.3 5
Head Max. 12.45 3!!J_ r------ .'lll....4
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Rich) Limit:
~ High (Lean) Limit:
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
These limits are based on flow bench checking the points, vapor vent is closed.
carburetor in the same relative position as when
it is installed on the engine in the aircraft. 2. At check point 7! pOSition enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
C
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28 from the wide
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are open position. Use T-2594L
checked with the discharge nozzle up.
SJ
rt
"g:
-- --_. ""
000
,,~
""
t:J:l o·
co Figure 4-32. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Heptane) Parts List 391629-3 "'''
" ~
on ~<:
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
391629
ISSUE 1
Serial 2 1-18-56 Released to production.
Serial 3 2-15-56 Instalted l/B" pipe plugs at vapor vent and fuel pressure connections in place
of shipping plugs at request of the engine manufacturer.
Serial 4 2-27-56 To incorporate an improved design manual mixture control needle assembly.
The idle cut-off cam is attached to the new needle using a 366290 pin-dog point,
instead of the 383504 screw and lead balt configuration.
Serial 5 4- 2-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 6 6- 5-56 Discontinued scribing the discharge diaphragm adjusting screw.
Serial 7 7-31-56 Poppet valve seat changed to provide a seat that will accommodate a poppet
screen II required.
Serial 8 10- 1-56 Elimination of diffusion tube attaching rivets which are no longer required.
ISSUE 2
Serial 9 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm 366408 to increase resistance to
ozone deterioration.
ISSUE 3
Serial 10 10- 1-56 Discharge diaphragm, idle speed, and idle control rod adjusting screws changed
from 32 to 56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 11 11-27-56 Incorporation of matched discharge nozzle seat and discharge needle valve
assembly to prevent fuel leakage.
Serial 12 12-26-56 Addition of shipping date decalcomania.
Seria113 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gaskets change from fiber to aluminum
material.
Serial 14 2-20-57 Main metering jet plug gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
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lNTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (2) This issue incorporates a strainer support wire
technical manual. in the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) to prevent
the strainer from crushing.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual.
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
GENERAL lNSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
Section II of this manual. Refer to 391629-4 speci- cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined in
fication sheet (figure 4-34) for information on meter- Section II.
ing variables for this issue.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. (See figure 2-9). TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III
of this technical manual except use Specification
a. General Sheet (figure 4-34) and History Sheet (figure 4-37).
Refer to figures 4-35 and 4-36 for flow limits.
(1) The manual mixture control lever assembly
(83, figure 2-9) is of a different configuration than PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKING AND RE-
used on the carburetor in the basic technical manual CONDITIONlNG AFTER STORAGE. Same as outlined
to conform to airplane installation requirements. in Section ill of this manual.
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SPRING illENTIFICATICN
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Orr Plunger 363512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
· 296" ± .003" ill
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 363514 2. Free Length: .5625" ± .031"
.4375" ± .010" OD
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 363515 3. Free Length: 1. 675" ± .062"
.516" -0 +.016"ID
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 363516 4. Free Length: 2.750" ± ,010"
.193" ± .003" ill
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 363517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± ,0625"
· 516" ± ,010" ill
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 363516 6. Free Length: · 875" ± ,010"
.188" ± ,003" OD
7. Spring, Regulator 363519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± ,062"
.938" -0 +.031"ID
6. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 364629 6. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
.301" ± ,003" OD
9. Spring, Idle& Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1.875" ± ,062"
· 516" -0 +.016"ID
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383653 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Orr Lever 384141 11.
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
~~ Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench High (Rich) Limit:
checking the carburetor in the same rela-
tive position as when it is installed on the Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
engine in the aircraft.
points vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and
2. At check point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
are checked with the discharge nozzle up.
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28" from the wide
open position. Use T-25941.
-------- -----------
Figure 4-35. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 391629-4
C' . FLOW BENCH TERT
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No.: 391629-1 through -6
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model: PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on. 692 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued: 6-13-58
HEPTANE ,. Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical.
Test Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Metering Suction
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4
Corresponding
Air Fiow Lb .7Hr. 200 200 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control
Lever Position R I ICO R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO wa 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 wa wa 1/2
Burette Volume 150 I 200 250 300 300 500 500 500 50
Time Min. 27.8 33.0 30.0 27.4 20.6 31.6 27.2 25.4 31.6
Limits Max. 29.5 34 8 32.0 29.2 22 9 33.6 28 9 26 5 33 6
In
Seconds Obs.
Flowmeter Min. N 31 5 43 0 56.5 71.9 81.7 95.0 103.8 81. 7
Limits Max. 29.6 Flow 33 2 45.7 60.0 80 0 88.8 00.8 108 0 86.8
In
Lbs./Hr. Obs.
Metering Min. II. 5! 73.• 5..
Head Max. '1.4! 39.4 ..1li.A..
Inches of
Fuel Obs,
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Rich) Limit:
~ High (Lean) Limit:
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
These limits are based on flow bench checking the points, vapor vent is closed.
carburetor in the same relative position as when
it is installed on the engine in the aircraft. 2. At check point 7, pOSition enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28° from the wide
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are open pOSition. Use T-25941.
checked with the discharge nozzle up.
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
391629
ISSUE 2
Serial 9 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm 366408 to increase resistance to
ozone deterioration.
ISSUE 3
Serial 10 10- 1-56 Discharge diaphragm, idle speed, and idle control rod adjusting screws changed
from 32 to 56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 11 11-27-56 Incorporation of matched discharge nozzle seat and discharge needle valve
assembly to prevent fuel leakage.
Serial 12 12-26-56 Addition of shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 13 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gaskets change from fiber to aluminum
material.
Serial 14 2-20-57 Main metering jet plug gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 4
Serial 15 6-24-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and OiUte throttle shaft bushings. Changed to
a 200 mesh inlet fuel strainer and added an 80 mesh poppet valve strainer.
Serial 16 7-11-57 Parts list correction.
Serial 17 1- 8-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this 2-9) has a valve (97) of harder material with longer
technical manual. service life than On the carburetor in the basic
technical manual.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this teclmical manual. (6) This issue incorporates a different regulator
spacer and bushing assembly (113, figure 2-9). Its
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in bushing (114) is of a harder material to increase
Section II of this manual. Refer to 391629-5 speci- service life expectancy than On the carburetor in
fication sheet (figure 4-38) for information on meter- the basic technical manual.
ing variables for this issue.
(7) This issue incorporates a strainer support wire
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. (See figure 2-9.) in the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) to prevent
the strainer from crushing.
a. General
(8) The manual mixture control needle valve (109,
(1) This issue carburetor incorporates an inner figure 2-9) on this issue carburetor is of harder
regulator diaphragm assembly (118, figure 2-9) that material for increased service life expectancy.
has a different pin from the diaphragm assembly used
on the carburetor in the basic technical manual. The (9) This issue carburetor uses a different part
pin used on this assembly does not extend beyond number manual mixture control spring (108, figure
the diaphragm. 2-9).
(2) This issue incorporates a different outer regul- (10) This issue incorporates a manual mixture con-
ator diaphragm assembly (103, figure 2-9) whichuses trol nut (104, figure 2-9) of differenl design and harder
a different washer than in the basic technical manual. material than on the carburetor in the basic technical
The washer on this carburetor is cup shaped. This manual.
diaphragm uses a different rivet.
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
(3) The manual mixture control lever assembly (83, Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
figure 2-9) is of a different configuration to conform cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined in
to airplane installation requirements and a different Section n.
bushing (84, figure 2-9) is used than in the basic
technical manual. TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section ill
of this technical manual except use Specification
(4) The manual mixture control link assembly (106, Sheet (figure 4-38) and History Sheet (figure 4-41).
figure 2-9) has a different pin of harder material than Refer to figures 4-39 and 4-40 for flow limits.
the link used on the carburetor in the basic technical
manual. PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKING AND RE-
CONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as outlined
(5) The regulator needle valve assembly (95, figure in Section III of this manual.
93
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
94
Section IV
Differenc e Data Sheet
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010" ID
.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625" ± .031" OD
.4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 383515 3. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± .063" ID
.193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625" ID
· 516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875" ± .010" OD
.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1.937" ± .062" ID
.938" -0 +.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015" OD
· 301"~ ± • 003"
9. Spring, Idle& Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± . 062" ID
.516" -0+.016"
10. Spring, LaBBe Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
~ Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench High (Rich) Limit:
checking the carburetor in the same rela-
tive position as when it is installed on the Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
engine in the aircraft.
points vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and
2. At check point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
are checked with the discharge nozzle up.
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28° from the wide
open position. Use T-25941.
Figure 4-39. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 391629-5
c. FLOVI BENCH TEST
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No. 391629-1 through -6
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on. 692 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued 6-13-56
HEPTANE Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical.
Test Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Metering Suction
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4
correspondi~~
Air Flow Lb. Hr. 200 200 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control
Lever Position R rco R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO wa 1/2 112 112 1/2 1/2 WO wo 1/2
Burette Volume 150 I 200 250 300 300 500 500 500 50Q
Time Min. 27.8 33.0 30.0 27.4 20.6 31.6 27.2 25.4 31.6
Limits Max. 29.5 34 8 32 0 29.2 22 9 33 6 28 9 26 5 33 6
In
Seconds Obs.
Flowmeter MIn. 2 NQ 31 5 43.0 56.5 71.9 81.7 95.0 103.8 81. 7
Limits Max. 29.6 I Flo" 3->...2 45 7 60 0 80 0 86.8 00.8 108.0 86.8
In
Lbs./Hr. Obs.
Metering Min. 11 6 5
Head Max. 1. " ~9.4 [~~-
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Law (Rich) Limit:
~ High (Lean) Limit:
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
These limits are based on flow bench checking the points, vapor vent is closed.
carburetor in the same relative position as when
it is installed on the engine in the aircraft. 2. At check point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28 C from the wide
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are open position. Use T-25941.
checked with the discharge nozzle up.
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
391629
ISSUE 1
Serial 2 1-18-56 Released to production.
Serial 3 2-15-56 Installed 1/8" pipe plugs at vapor vent and fuel pressure connections in place
of shipping plugs at request of the engine manufacturer.
Serial 4 2-27-56 To incorporate an improved design manual mixture control needle assembly.
The idle cut-off cam is attached to the new needle using a 366290 pin-dog point,
instead of the 383504 screw and lead ball configuration.
Serial 5 4- 2-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 6 6- 5-56 Discontinued scribing the discharge diaphragm adjusting screw.
Serial 7 7-31-56 Poppet valve seat changed to provide a seat that wUl accommodate a poppet
screen if required.
Serial 8 10- 1-56 Elimination of diffusion tube attaching rivets which are no longer required.
ISSUE 2
Serial 9 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm 366408 to increase resistance to
ozone deterioration.
ISSUE 3
Serial 10 10- 1-56 Discharge diaphragm, idle speed, and idle control rod adjusting screws changed
from 32 to 56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 11 11-27-56 Incorporation of matched discharge nozzle seat and discharge needle valve
assembly to prevent fuel leakage.
Seria112 12-26-56 Addition of shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 13 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gaskets change from fiber to aluminum
material.
Serial 14 2-20-57 Main metering jet plug gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 4
Serial 15 6-24-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and Oilite throttle shaft bushings. Changed to
a 200 mesh inlet fuel strainer and added an 80 mesh poppet valve strainer.
Serial 16 7-11-57 Parts list correction.
::ierial 17 1- 8-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
ISSUE 5
Serial1B 3-27-58 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 19 3-27-58 Regulator (outer) diaphragm assembly changed to part number 366876 to incorpo-
rate minor manufacturing change.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this 2-9) has a valve (97) of harder material with longer
technical manual. service life than on the carburetor in the basic
technical manual.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual. (6) This issue incorporates a different regulator
spacer and bushing assembly (113, figure 2-9). Its
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in bushing (114) is of a harder material to increase
Section II of this manual. Refer to 391629-6 speci- service life expectancy than on the carburetor in
fication sheet (figure 4-42) for information On meter- the basic technical manual.
ing variables for this issue.
(7) This issue incorporates a strainer support wire
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. (See figure 2-9.) in the strainer assembly (91, figure 2-9) to prevent
the strainer from crushing.
a. General
(8) The manual mixture control needle valve (109,
(1) This issue carburetor incorporates an inner figure 2-9) on this issue carburetor is of harder
regulator diaphragm assembly (118, figure 2-9) that material for increased service life expectancy.
has a different diaphragm and pin from the diaphragm
assembly used on the carburetor in the basic techni- (9) This issue carburetor uses a different part
cal manual. The pin used on this assembly does not number manual mixture control spring (108, figure
extend beyond the diaphragm. 2-9).
(2) This issue incorporates a different outer regula- (10) This issue incorporates a manual mixture
tor diaphragm assembly (103, figure 2-9) which uses control nut (104, figure 2-9) of different design and
a different washer than in the basic technical manual. harder material than on the carburetor in the basic
The washer on this carburetor is cup shaped. This technical manual.
diaphragm uses a different rivet.
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
(3) The manual mixtUre control lever assembly (83, Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
figure 2-9) is of a different configuration to conform cation and Reassembly are the same as outlined in
to airplane installation requirements and a different Section II.
bushing (84, figure 2-9) is used than in the basic
technical manual. TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III
of this technical manual except use Specification
(4) The manual mixture control link assembly (106, Sheet (figure 4-42) and History Sheet (figure 4-45).
figure 2-9) has a different pin of harder material Refer to figures 4-43 and 4-44 for flow limits.
than the link used on the carburetor in the basic
technical manual. PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKING AND RE-
CONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as outlined
(5) The regulator needle valve assembly (95, figure in Section III of this manual.
99
Section N
Difference Data Sheet
100
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010" ID
.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: .5625" ± .031" OD
.4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 383515 3. Free Length: 1.S75" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± .063" ID
.193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625" ID
. 516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6.1 Free Length: . 875" ± .010" OD
.18S" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1.937" ± .062" lD
.938" -0 +.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015" OD
.301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle& Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" lD
.516" -0 +.016"
10. Spring, Losse Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
11. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model: PS-5C :;; <:
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on, 734 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75±5°F. Date Issued: 6-13-58 o
NAPHTHA Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical. ~
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"
T est Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Metering Suction rn
""m
~
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4
C orrespondi'I-
Air Flow Lb. Hr. 200 1200 I 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control I I I
Lever Position R ! ,leO R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO ,WO 1/" 1/" 1/" 1'" 1/" WU W(J 1/"
Burette Volume 150 I 200 250 300 300 500 _~O.!] 500 'DO
Time Min. 29 2 34.8 31.3 28.3 21:'1 32:·4 28.1 26.2 32.4
Limits Max. 3!. 0 I , 37 33.2 30.0 ~3.. R 34 4 29 27 3 34 4
In
Seconds Chs. II No
Flowmeter Min. 28.2 31. 5 43.9 58.1 73.5 84.6 97.6 106.7 84.6 -
Limits Max. 29.9 Flo~_~ " 33.5 46.6 61. 7 81.. 7 89.8 103.6 111.1 89.8
In
Lbs.lHr. Cbs.
Metering Min. 10.75 34,) H9.0 -
Head Max. 11 65. ._.- ---- 36.9_ ----- 7L5 -~~--
_._ ....- f - -
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
G~~£] Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench High (Rich) Limit:
checking the carburetor in the same rela-
live position as when it is installed on the
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
engine in the aircraft.
points vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and
2. At check point 7, pOSition enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
are checked with the discharge nozzle up.
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28" from the wide
open pOSition. Use T-25941.
' - ..
Figure 4-43. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet (Naphtha) Parts List 391629-6
,. FLOVI BENCH TEST
Engine Model: 0-470 Fuel Inlet Pressure: 10 psi Parts List No.: 391629-1 through-6
Engine Mfgr.: Continental Nozzle Pressure: Carbo Model: PS-5C
Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on.692 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued: 6-13-58
HEPTANE Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical.
Test Point No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Metering Suction
Inches of Water 0.7 0.7 2.2 6.3 12.2 12.2 26.4 28.6 34.3 26.4
Corresponding
Air Flow Lb ]Hr. 200 200 400 600 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control
Lever Position R reo R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO wa 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1(2 wa wa 112
Burette Volume 150 I 200 250 300 300 500 500 500 50
Time Min. 27.8 33.0 30.0 27.4 20.6 31.6 27.2 25.4 31.6
Limits Max. 29.5 34 8 32.0 29.2 22.9 33.6 28 9 26 5 33 6
In
Seconds Oba.
Flowmeter Min. 27.9 No 31 5 43 0 56.5 71.9 81.7 95.0 103.8 81. 7
Limits Max. 29.6 Flow 33 2 45 .7 60.0 80 0 86.8 00.8 108.0 86.8
In
Lbs./Hr. Obs.
Metering Min. 3....§..
Head Max. 1L4li 39 4 79,4
Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Rich) Limit:
~ High (Lean) Limit:
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
These limits are based on flow bench checking the points, vapor vent is closed.
carburetor in the same relative position as when
it is installed on the engine in the aircraft. 2. At check point 7, position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28 0 from the wide
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are open pOSition. Use T-25941.
checked with the discharge nozzle up.
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
391629
ISSUE 1
Serial 2 1-18-56 Released to production.
Serial 3 2-15-56 Installed 1/8" pipe plugs at vapor vent and fuel pressure connections in place
of shipping plugs at request of the engine manufacturer.
Serial 4 2-27-56 To incorporate an improved design manual mixture control needle assembly.
The idle cut-off cam is attached to the new needle using a 366290 pin-dog point,
instead of the 383504 screw and lead ball configuration.
Serial 5 4- 2-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 6 6- 5-56 Discontinued scribing the discharge diaphragm adjusting screw.
Serial 7 7-31-56 Poppet valve seat changed to provide a seat that will accommodate a poppet
screen if required.
Serial 8 10- 1-56 Elimination of diffusion tube attaching rivets which are no longer required.
ISSUE 2
Serial 9 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm 366408 to increase resistance to
ozone deterioration.
ISSUE 3
Serial 10 10- 1-56 Discharge diaphragm, idle speed, and idle control rod adjusting screws changed
from 32 to 56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 11 11-27-56 Incorporation of matched discharge nozzle seat and discharge needle valve
assembly to prevent fuel leakage.
Serial 12 12-26-56 Addition of shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 13 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gaskets change from fiber to aluminum
material.
Serial 14 2-20-57 Main metering jet plug gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 4
Seria115 6-24-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and OiUte throttle shaft bushings. Changed to
a 200 mesh inlet fuel strainer and added an 80 mesh poppet valve strainer.
Serial 16 7-11-57 Parts list correction.
t:ierial 17 1- 8-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
ISSUE 5
Serial 18 3-27-58 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 19 3-27-58 Regulator (outer) diaphragm assembly changed to part number 366876 to incorpo-
rate minor manufacturing change.
ISSUE 6
Serial 20 5-23-58 Incorporation of vinyl impregnated (red) inner regulator diaphragm.
NOTE: Flow bench test limits for Issues 1 through 6 are identical.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this tech- (8) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in-
nical manual. corporated to decrease wear.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (9) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo-
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual, rated to decrease wear.
except the T25941 Gage is not used on this issue car-
buretor. The following tool is used instead. (10) Plug (107) has different inside diameter dimen-
sions.
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. (11) Spring (108) is shorter.
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-46 5220 (12) Valve (109) is made of harder material to re-
Enrichment valve duce wear.
screw adjusting
(13) Spacer (113) has a harder bushing (114) in-
corporated to decrease wear.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
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power enrichment diaphragm assembly (47).
(5) This issue incorporates an 80 mesh screen on MATERIAL - FUEL RESISTANT PLASTIC
strainer assembly (91) instead of a 200 mesh as used OR ALUMINUM
on the carburetor in the basic technical manual.
(7) A regulator needle plug is used instead ofa pop- Figure 4-47. Dimensions for Manufacturing
pet valve fuel strainer (100). the T25939 Gage
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. ISpring, Idle Cut-Of( Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
lD: · 296" ± .003"
2. ,Isprmg,
I
. Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length:
OD:
.5625" ± .031"
.4375"± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + . 016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± .063"
ID: .193" ± .005"
5. Spring, pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
ID: .516" ± .010"
6. Spring, poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875" ± .010"
OD: · 188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 363519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
lD: .938" - 0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 364629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
OD: .301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875"± ,062"
ID: .516" - a + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Points 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other pOints
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
~
n PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point 8. position enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle o·
"
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checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35" from the wide open
!'! position. 5=6
" t::>
'"enp. '1'"
4. Check Points 1,2,8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the wide open " t'
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PIN 390267 changed to PIN 250-S-5 to
provide an improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-48 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly PIN 383845 changed to PiN 364378 to incorporate an
adjustable enrichm·:mt valve actuating screw.
Serial 8 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 8-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-18-50 Fuel strainer PiN 383520 changed to PIN 364858 assembly to provide an
improved filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-50 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PiN 250-S-5 changed to PIN 315-8-5 to
specify improved material.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly PIN 364378 changed to PiN 364974 to allow for lock-
wire.
Serial 16 8- 2-51 Poppet valVe seat and plug gasket PIN P3260 changed to PIN Pa319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 17 1-18-52 Parts list records change only.
Serial 18 5- 1-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket PiN P22851 changed to PiN 365533 to provide
improved material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 4
Serial 20 8-24-53 Regulator spacer and bushing assembly PIN 383946 changed to PiN 365796
and spacer plug PiN P8508 changed to PiN P60000 taper seat plug. to elimin-
ate possibility of cracking spacer from overtorque of the pipe threaded plug
andlor test fitting.
Serial 21 10-22-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 22 10-26-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 23 8- 9-54 Parts list records change only.
Serial 24 9-19-55 Manual mixture control needle valve PiN 384968 changed to PIN 366291 and
idle cut-off cam attaching screw PIN 383504 changed to PiN 366290 dog point
pin and PiN P19983 lead ball eliminated to improve cam attaching.
Serial 25 9-28-55 Parts list records change only.
Serial 26 2-10-56 Plug PiN 396660 removed from fuel pressure connection and replaced with
plug PIN P8508. Plug PiN P850S added to vapor vent and drain, per request
of engine manufacturer.
Serial 27 3-20-56 Seat and needle assembly - regulator PIN 384836 replaced with assembly
PiN 366382. Seat (regulator needle) PIN 384138 replaced with seat PIN
366381, to accommodate poppet screen PIN 366373.
Serial 28 4-19-56 Diffusion tube attaching rivets removed, holes eliminated from main body of
new production units.
Serial 29 6- 5-56 Scribe line and prick punch markings removed from discharge nozzle adjust-
ing screw bushing. Change made to prevent possible damage and leakage
around the bushing.
Serial 30 11-27-56 To provide a teak tested matched discharge needle and seat assembly.
Serial 31 12-26-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat gasltet material changed to improve fuel sealing
at this location.
Serial 33 2-20-57 Gasket material changed in main m'~tering jet and power enrichment valve
seat gas\(ets to provide a more positive fuel seal.
ISSUE 5
Serial 34 7-23-57 Various adjusting screws changed to a finer thread to provide more exact
adjustment.
ISSUE 6
Serial 35 10- 7-57 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 36 12-30-57 Parts list correction.
NOTE: Flow bench test limits for Issue 2 through 6 are identical.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this tech- (7) Valve and seat assembly (95) uses harder parts
nical manual. to decrease wear.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (8) A regulator needle plug is used instead ofa pop-
same as listed in Section n of this technical manual, pet valve fuel strainer (100).
except the T25941 Gage is not used on this issue car-
buretor. The following tool is used instead. (9) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in-
corporated to decrease wear.
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. (10) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo-
rated to decrease wear.
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-51 5220
Enrichment valve (11) Plug (107) has different inside diameter dimen-
screw adjusting sions.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. Flow Limits Sheet (figure 4-54) and History Sheet
(figure 4-55).
a. Disassembly, Cleaning, Inspection, Testing, Re-
pair or Replacement and Lubrication procedures are
b. Use T25939 gage to establish the opening point of
the same as outlined in Section II.
the idle and power enrichment valve as described in
paragraph 3-12, i.
b. Reassembly. The limit pin shall be installed in
one of the seven drilled holes in the adjusting screw
NOTE
bushing in such a position that the adjusting screw
assembly may be rotated one-half turn in either di-
To manufacture the T25939 gage locally, use
rection.
the dimensions given in figure 4-52.
TEST PROCEDURES.
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
a. Same as outlined in Section ill of this technical RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as
manual except use Specification Sheet (figure 4-53L outlined in Section ill of this technical manual.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
I. I Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 I. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
!D: · 29B" ± .003"
2. ,I Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: .5B25"± .031"
aD: · 4375" ± . 010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .OB2"
ID: .51B" - a + .01B"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± . 063"
ID: .193" ± . 005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .OB25"
ID: .516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875" ± . 010"
OD: .188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .OB2"
ID: .938" - 0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
aD: · 301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875"± .062"
!D: .516" - 0 + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
Flow Method:
~
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (l.ean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Points 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other paints
I
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
5'
o PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are 3. At Check Point B, position enrichment valve actuating SCrew to contact idle '0'
checked with the discharge nozzle up. and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 35 0 from the wide open &~
position. 00
I
<1> a "
ol'1
P. 4. Check Points 1. 2, 8 9 and 10 are made with throttle valve in the wide open
>-"
position
"" ..~
0-
'" "e '"
~, en
a ~
~ " 0
"""
>-"
"'
o
'" Figure 4-54. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet, Parts List 380223-7
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PiN 390267 changed to PIN 250-S-5 to
provide an improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-4B Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly PIN 383845 changed to PIN 364378 to incorporate an
adjustable enrichm'~nt valve actuating screw.
Serial B 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 B-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-IB-50 Fuel strainer PiN 383520 changed to PiN 364858 assembly to provide an
improved filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-50 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PiN 250-S-5 changed to PIN 315-S-5 to
specify improved material.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly PiN 364378 changed to PiN 364974 to allow for loclc-
wire.
Serial 16 B- 2-51 Poppet valve seat and plug gasket PiN P3260 changed to PIN P5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 17 1-18-52 Parts list records change only.
Serial 18 5- 1-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket PIN P22851 changed to PiN 365533 to provide
improved material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 4
Serial 20 8-24-53 Regulator spacer and bushing assembly PIN 383946 changed to PiN 365796
and spacer plug PiN P8508 changed to FIN P60000 taper seat plug. to elimin-
ate possibility of cracking spacer from overtorque of the pipe threaded plug
andlor test fitting.
Serial 21 10-22-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 22 10-26-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 23 8_ 9-54 Parts list records change only.
Serial 24 9-19-55 Manual mixture control needle valve PiN 384968 changed to PIN 366291 and
idle cut-off cam attaching screw PiN 383504 changed to PiN 366290 dog point
pin and PIN P19983 lead ball eliminated to improve cam attaching.
Serial 25 9-28-55 Parts list records change only.
Serial 26 2-10-56 Plug PIN 396660 removed from fuel pressure connection and replaced with
plug PiN P8508. Plug PiN P8508 added to vapor vent and drain, per request
of engine manufacturer.
Serial 27 3-20-56 Seat and needle assembly - regulator PiN 384836 replaced with assembly
PIN 366382. Seat (regulator needle) PiN 384138 replaced with seat PIN
366381, to accommodate poppet screen PIN 366373.
Serial 28 4-19-56 Diffusion tube attaching rivets removed, holes eliminated from main body of
new production units.
Serial 29 6- 5-56 Scribe line and prick punch markings removed from discharge nozzle adjust-
ing screw bushing. Change made to prevent possible damage and leakage
around the bushing.
Serial 30 11-27-56 To provide a leak tested matched discharge needle and se:lt assembly.
Serial 31 12-26-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat gasket material changed to improve fuel sealing
at this location.
Serial 33 2-20-57 Gasket material changed in main metering jet and power enrichment valve
seat gaskets to provide a more positive fuel seal.
ISSUE 5
Serial 34 7-23-57 Various adjusting screws changed to a finer thread to provide more exact
adjustment.
ISSUE 6
Serial 35 10- 7-57 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 36 12-30-57 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 7
Serial 37 5-26-58 Incorporation of discharge nozzle adjustment limiter to provide a safe field
adjustment for the off idle range.
NOTE: Flow bench test limits for Issue 2 through Issue 7 are identical.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this tech- (7) Valve and seat assembly (95) uses harder parts
nical manual. to decrease wear.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the same (8) A re~gulator needle plug is used instead of a
as listed in Section II of this technical manual, ex- poppet valve fuel strainer (100).
cept the T25941 Gage is not used on this issue car-
buretor. The following tool is used instead. (9) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in-
corporated to decrease wear.
Part Figure USAF
No. Nomenclature No. Stock No. (10) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo-
rated to decrease wear.
T25939 Assembly Gage - 4-56 5220
Enrichment valve (11) Plug (107) has different inside diameter dimen-
screw adjusting sions.
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES.
~
power enrichment diaphragm assembly (47). 3
..L..----L._;,.-,r S°. 1°. 39
~LJ~
(3) Cover assembly (53), screw assembly (52) and
lOCking cup (3) have been changed to provide a limited
field adjustment for the discharge nozzle. The new
cOVer (53A) assembly has a pin (3B) installed in the STAMP
0.432 0.151
bushing that acts as a stop when making an adjust-
ment. 1/ 8 DRILL THROUGH
(4) Lever assembly (83) uses a different bushing MATERIAL - FUEL RESISTANT PLASTIC
(84) that is hardened to decrease wear. OR ALUMINUM
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES. 4-58), Flow Limits Sheet (figure 4-59) and History
Sheet (figure 4-60).
a. Disassembly, Cleaning, Inspection, Testing, Re-
pair or Replacement and Lubrication procedures are b. Use T25939 gage to establish the opening point of
the same as outlined in Section II. the idle and power enrichment valve as described in
paragraph 3-12, i.
b. Reassembly. The limit pin shall be installed in
one of the seven drilled holes in the adjusting screw
NOTE
bushing in such a pOSition that the adjusting screw
assembly may be rotated one-half turn in either
To manufacture the T2593 9 gage locally, use
direction.
the dimensions given in figure 4-57.
TEST PROCEDURES.
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
a. The same as outlined in Section ill of this tech- RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as out-
nical manual except use Specification Sheet (figure lined in Section ill of this technical manual.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± . 010"
10: .296" ± • 003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: .5625" ± . 031"
00: .4375"± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 ,3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - a + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± . 063"
ID: .193" ± . 005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± . 0625"
ID: .516" ± . 010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383516 6. Free Length: .875" ± • 010"
00: .188" ± . 003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
ill: . 938" - a + . 031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 364629 8. Free Length: .375" ± . 015"
OD: .301" ± . 003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± . 062"
ill: .516" - 0+ .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 363653 10.
Flow Method:
~
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
~ High (Rich) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench checking Notes: 1. Check Points 3 through 7 are made with throttle valve in 1/2 open position.
the carburetor in the same relative position
as when it is installed on the engine in the 2. At Check Point 7, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other points
aircraft. vapor vent is closed.
'"a
'" Figure 4-59. Carburetor Flow Bench Test Sheet, Parts List 360223-6
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-47 Parts list released to production.
Serial 2 10-27-47 Parts list records change only.
Serial 3 12- 5-47 Parts list records clmnge only.
ISSUE 2
Serial 4 12-19-47 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PIN 390267 changed to PIN 250-S-5 to
provide an improved seal.
Serial 5 5- 7-48 Parts list records change only.
Serial 6 5- 5-49 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 3
Serial 7 9- 9-49 Loose lever assembly PIN 383845 changed to PiN 364378 to incorporate an
adjustable enrichm.:!nt valve actuating screw.
Serial 8 2- 9-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 9 5-11-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 10 8-24-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 11 9- 7-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 12 10-18-50 Fuel strainer PiN 383520 changed to piN 364858 assembly to provide an
improved filter.
Serial 13 12-14-50 Parts list records change only.
Serial 14 12-21-50 Discharge nozzle air bleeder seal PiN 250-S-5 changed to PiN 315-S-5 to
specify improved m3.terial.
Serial 15 1-29-51 Loose lever assembly PIN 364378 changed to P/N 364974 to allow for lock-
wire.
Serial 16 8- 2-51 Poppet valve seat and plug gasket PiN P3260 changed to PiN P5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 17 1-18-52 Parts list records change only.
Serial 18 5- I-52 Fuel strainer plug gasket P/N P22851 changed to PiN 365533 to provide
improved material.
Serial 19 10-16-52 Parts list records change only.
ISSUE 4
Serial 20 8-24-53 Regulator spacer and bushing assembly P/N 383946 changed to PiN 365796
and spacer plug PIN P8508 changed to PiN P60000 taper seat plug. to elimin-
ate possibility of cracking spacer from overtorque of the pipe threaded plug
and/or test fitting.
Serial 21 10-22-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 22 10-26-53 Parts list records change only.
Serial 23 8- 9-54 Parts list records change only.
Serial 24 9-19-55 Manual mixture control needle valve PiN 384968 changed to P/N 366291 and
idle cut-off cam attaching screw PiN 383504 changed to PiN 366290 dog point
pin and PIN P19983 lead ball eliminated to improve cam attaching.
Serial 25 9-28-55 Parts list records change only.
Serial 26 2-10-56 Plug PiN 396660 removed from fuel pressure connection and replaced with
plug PIN P8508. Plug PiN P8508 added to vapor vent and drain, per request
of engine manufacturer.
Serial 27 3-20-56 Seat and needle assembly - regUlator PiN 384836 replaced with assembly
PiN 366382. Seat (regulator needle) PIN 384138 replaced with seat PIN
366381, to accommodate poppet screen PIN 366373.
Serial 28 4-19-56 Diffusion tube attaching rivets removed, holes eliminated from main body of
new production units.
Serial 29 6- 5-56 Scribe line and prick punch markings removed from discharge nOZZle adjust-
ing screw bushing. Change made to prevent possible damage and leakage
around the bushing.
Serial 30 11-27-56 To provide a leak tested matched discharge needle and seat assembly.
Serial 31 12-26-56 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 1- 7 -57 Regulator needle valve seat gasket material changed to improve Iuel sealing
at this location.
Serial 33 2-20-57 Gasket material changed in main m,.:!tering jet and power enrichment valve
seat gaskets to provide a more positive Iuel seal.
ISSUE 5
Serial 34 7-23-57 Various adjusting screws changed to a finer thread to provide nl'Jre exact
adjustment.
ISSUE 6
Serial 35 10- 7-57 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 36 12-30-57 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 7
Serial 37 5-26-58 Incorporation of discharge nozzle adjustment limiter to provide a safe field
adjustment for the off idle range.
ISSUE 8
Serial 38 5-26-58 Incorporation of vinyl impregnated (red) regulator air diaphragm to provide
greater resistance to ozone attack.
Serial 39 8-21-58 To standardize on parts incorporated in PS type carburetors. Assembly
PiN 366141 was PIN 366691.
~ Flow bench test limits for Issue 2 through Issue 8 are identical.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (6) Plug (107) has different inSide diameter dimen-
technical manual. sions.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (7) Spring (108) is shorter.
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual.
(8) Valve (109) is made of harder mate rialto reduce
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in wear.
Section II of this technical manual. Referto 391318-9
Specification Sheet (figure 4-61) for information on (9) Spacer (113) has a harder bushing (114) incorpo-
metering variables for this issue. rated to decrease wear.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
I. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 I. Free Length: .8125"± .010"
ID: .296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: · 5625" ± .031"
00: · 4375" ± . DID"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" I .063"
ID: · 193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
ID: .516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: · 875" ± .010"
OD: · 188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
ID: .938" - 0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± ,015"
00: ,301"± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
125
Changed 15 March 1960
Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to faciUtate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Sertaill 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox Claw limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 363946 was changed to Assy. PiN 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture U over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly PiN 383449 changed to PiN 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 8-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle P/N 384968
changed to P/N 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed (rom brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminum.
ISSUE 7
Serial 26 1- 7-57 Changed discharge diaphragm cover, discharge diaphragm screw, idle speed
adjustment, idle control rod adjustment, and throttle stop assemblies from 32 to
56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 29 2-21-57 Main metering jet gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 8
Serial 30 7-15-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and OUite throttle shaft bushings for increased
service life. Added 80 mesh poppet valve strainer and changed to 100 mesh fuel
inlet st.'ainer.
ISSUE 9
Serial 33 11- 6-57 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 34 1- 7-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
Note: (1) Flow bench test limits for Issues 4 through 9 are identical.
(2) This specification and flow sheet corrects an error that existed in the
burette limits of previously published limits for Issues 5,6 and 7.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (6) Plug (107) has different inside diameter dimen-
technical manual. sions.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (7) Spring (lOB) is shorter.
same as listed in Section IT of this technical manual.
(B) Valve (109) is made of material to reduce wear.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in
Section II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318- (9) Spacer (113) has a harder bushing (114) incorpo-
10 Specification Sheet (figure 4-63) for information rated to decrease Wear.
on metering variables for this issue,
(10) Diaphragm (lIB) uses harder parts to decrease
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. wear, and the diaphragm is impregnated with vinyl
for greater resistance to ozone attack.
a. General. Refer to figure 2-9.
OVERlIAUL PROCEDURES. Disassembly, Cleaning,
(1) Lever assembly (B3) uses a different bushing Inspection, Testing, Repair or Replacement, Lubri-
(B4) that is hardened to decrease wear. cation, and Reassembly procedures are the same as
outlined in Section n.
(2) Strainer assembly (91) has a strainer support
incorporated to prevent strainer from crushing. TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section ill
of this technical manual except use Specification
(3) Valve and seat assembly (95) USes harder parts Sheet (figure 4-63) and History Sheet (figure 4-64).
to decrease wear. Flow limits are the same as for the carburetor in the
basic technical manual. Refer to figures 3-5 and 3-6
(4) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in- for limits.
corporated to decrease wear.
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
(5) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo- RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as
rated to decrease wear. outlined in Section III of this technical manual.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125"± .0lD"
ID: .296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: . 5625"-± .031"
OD: .4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1. 875" ± . 062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" :t .063"
ID: .193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
ID: .516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: . 875" ± .010"
OD: .188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1. 937" ± .062"
ID: .938" - 0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
OD: .301"± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1. 875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle stop 383853 10.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever as:,!embly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to faCili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Seria114 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. P/N 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture if Over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly P/N 383449 changed to P/N 383974 to standard-
ize on One assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle P/N 384968
changed to P/N 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog pOint.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminum.
ISSUE 7
Serial 28 1- 7-57 Changed discharge diaphragm cover, discharge diaphragm screw, idle speed
adjustment, idle control rod adjustment, and throttle stop assemblies from 32 to
56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 29 2-21-57 Main metering jet gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 8
Serial 30 7-15-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and Oilite throttle shaft bushings for increased
service life. Added 80 mesh poppet valve strainer and changed to 100 mesh fuel
inlet strainer.
ISSUE 9
Serial 33 11- 6-57 Incorporation of hard parts at Wear points to increase service life.
Serial 34 1- 7-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
Serial 35 2-21-58 Regulator (outer) diaphragm part number changed to identify minor manu-
facturing change.
ISSUE 10
Serial 36 5-20-58 Incorporation of vinyl impregnated (red) regulator air diaphragm to
provide greater resistance to ozone attack.
Note: (1) Flow bench test limits for Issues 4 through 10 are identical.
(2) This specification and flow sheet corrects an error that existed
in the burette limits of previously published limits for Issues
5,6 and 7.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (7) Plug (107) has different inSide diameter dimen-
technical manual. sions.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in (10) Spacer (113) has a harder bushing (114) in-
Section II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318- corporated to decrease wear.
11 Specification Sheet (figure 4-65) for information
on metering variables for this issue. (11) Diaphragm (118) uses harder parts to decrease
wear, and the diaphragm is impregnated with vinyl
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. for greater resistance to ozone attack.
(1) Cover assembly (53), screw assembly (52) and a. Disassembly, Cleaning, Inspection, Testing, Re-
locking cup (3) have been changed to provide a limited pair or Replacement and Lubrication procedures are
field adjustment for the discharge nozzle. The new the same as outlined in Section II.
cover assembly has a pin installed in the bushing that
acts as a stop when making an adjustment. b. Reassembly. The limit pin shall be installed in
one of the seven drilled holes in the adjusting screw
(2) Lever assembly (83) uses a different bushing bushing in such a position that the adjusting screw
(84) that is hardened to decrease wear. assembly may be rotated one-half turn in either
direction.
(3) Strainer assembly (91) has a strainer support
incorporated to prevent strainer from crushing. TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section JJJ
of this technical manual except use Specification
(4) Valve and seat assembly (95) uses harder parts Sheet (figure 4-65) and History Sheet (figure 4-66).
to decrease wear. Flow limits are the same as for the carburetor in the
basic technical manual. Refer to figures 3-5 and 3-6
(5) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in- for limits.
corporated to decrease wear.
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
(6) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo- RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as
rated to decrease wear. outlined in Section II of this technical manual.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
1. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010"
ID: .296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: ,5625" ± .031"
OD: .4375° ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 393515 3. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - a + .016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344" ± .063"
ID: .193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625"
ID: .516" ± .0lD"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: .875" ± .010"
OD: .188" ± .003!!
7. Spring, Regulator Diaphragm 383519 7. Free Length: 1.937" ± .062"
ID: ,938" - 0 + .031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015"
OD: .301"± .003"
9. Spring, Idle & Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062"
ID: .516" - 0 + .016"
10. Spring, Loose Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
ISSUE 1
Serial 1 7-25-50 First production release.
Serial 2 8-10-50 Gasoline strainer assembly 383520 replaced by 364858 to provide satisfactory
straining of fuel.
ISSUE 2
Serial 3 8-30-50 Loose lever assembly 364378 replaced by 364974 to facilitate assembly 364164
assembly accelerating pump relief valve added to improve decelerating engine
operating characteristics.
Serial 4 10- 2-50 Regulator cover screws 383513 replaced by 383531 and 384018, idle rod cover
screws replaced by 384018 to insure more thread engagement of screw in body.
Serial 5 10- 2-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 6 12-14-50 Vacuum channel plug P-6387 replaced by 394285 to eliminate unnecessary
machine operation.
Serial 7 12-21-50 Parts list record change only.
Serial 8 1-16-51 Parts list record change only.
Serial 9 7-30-51 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gasket P-3260 replaced by P-5319 to facili-
tate assembly.
Serial 10 4-30-52 Gasket P-22851 replaced by 365533 to facilitate purchase.
ISSUE 3
Serial 11 11-15-52 Idle and power enrichment valve assembly 384675 replaced by 364969 to provide
better engine performance of idle.
ISSUE 4
Serial 12 8-21-53 Airbox flow limit changed to accomplish a delayed enrichment valve opening
point. Carburetor now suitable for use on Continental 0-470-11 and -13 engines,
Cessna L-19, and Beech T-34 aircraft.
Serial 13 9-22-53 Decal - Rubber parts cure date 364563 replaced by 187406.
Serial 14 10-19-53 Cap - Discharge Nozzle 385035 added.
Serial 15 11-23-53 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 5
Serial 16 2-15-54 Spacer and bushing Assembly 383946 was changed to Assy. PiN 365796 to in-
corporate a taper seat plug at pressure connection instead of 1/8" pipe plug,
which caused possible casting fracture if over torqued during installation.
Serial 17 10- 1-54 Regulator Diaphragm Assembly PiN 383449 changed to PiN 383974 to standard-
ize on one assembly.
Serial 18 10-21-55 To conform to standard practice of using shipping plugs at fuel pressure and
vapor vent connections instead of brass 1/8" pipe plugs.
Serial 19 12- 6-55 To conform to design improvement, Manual mixture control needle PiN 384968
changed to PiN 366291. Pin and lead ball removed and replaced by 366290 Pin-
dog point.
Serial 20 2- 8-56 Vapor outlet connection pipe plug changed from brass to aluminum.
Serial 21 6- 6-56 Discontinued scribing discharge diaphragm adjustment.
Serial 22 7-26-56 Poppet valve seat changed to permit addition of poppet valve strainer if required.
Serial 23 7-26-56 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 6
Serial 24 10- 1-56 Incorporation of vinyl coated air diaphragm for ozone protection.
Serial 25 11-28-56 Incorporation of matched and leak tested discharge nozzle needle valve and seat.
Serial 26 12-26-56 Added shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 27 1- 7-57 Poppet valve seat and plug gaskets changed from fiber to aluminum.
ISSUE 7
Serial 28 1- 7-57 Changed discharge diaphragm cover, discharge diaphragm screw, idle speed
adjustment, idle control rod adjustment, and throttle stop assemblies from 32 to
56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 29 2-21-57 Main metering jet gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material
ISSUE 8
Serial 30 7-15-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and Oilite throttle shaft bushings for increased
service life. Added 80 mesh poppet valve strainer and changed to 100 mesh fuel
inlet strainer.
ISSUE 8
Serial 31 8-19-57 Parts list correction.
Serial 32 9-13-57 Parts list correction.
ISSUE 9
Serial 33 11- 6-57 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 34 1- 7-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing,
Serial 35 2-21-58 Regulator (outer) diaphragm part number changed to identify minor manufactur-
ing change.
ISSUE lQ
Serial 36 5-20-58 Incorporation of vinyl impregnated (red) regulator air diaphragm to provide
greater resistance to ozone attack.
ISSUE 11
Serial 37 12- 4-58 Incorporation of discharge nozzle adjustment limiter to provide a safe field ad-
justment for the off idle range.
Serial 38 7 _ 1-59 Parts List correction.
Note: Flow bench test limits for Issues 4 through 11 are identical.
INTRODUCTION. Same as for Section I of this (7) Plug (107) has different inside diameter dimen-
technical manual. sions.
SPECIAL TOOLS. The special tools used are the (8) Spring (108) is shorter.
same as listed in Section II of this technical manual.
(9) Valve (109) is made of material to reduce wear.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Same as outlined in
Section II of this technical manual. Refer to 391318- (10) Spacer (113) has a harder bushing (114) in-
11 Specification Sheet (figure 4-67) for information corporated to decrease wear.
on metering variables for this issue.
(11) Diaphragm (118) uses harder parts to decrease
COMPONENT DIFFERENCES. wear and the diaphragm is impregnated with vinyl for
greater resistance to ozone attack.
a. General. Refer to figure 2-9.
OVERHAUL PROCEDURES.
(1) Cover assembly (53), screw assembly (52) and
locking cup (3) have been changed to provide a limited a. Disassembly, Cleaning, Inspection, Testing, Re-
field adjustment for the discharge nozzle. The new pair or Replacement and Lubrication procedures are
cover assembly has a pin installed in the bushing that the same as outlined in Section II.
acts as a stop when making an adjustment.
b. Reassembly. The limit pin shall be installed in
(2) Lever assembly (83) has a different contour and one of the seven drilled holes in the adjusting screw
it has a hardened bushing (84) to reduce wear. bushing in such a position that the adjusting screw
assembly may be rotated one-half turn in either
(3) Strainer assembly (91) has a strainer support direction.
incorporated to prevent strainer from crushing.
TEST PROCEDURE. Same as outlined in Section III
(4) Valve and seat assembly (95) uses harder parts of this technical manual except use Specification
to reduce wear. Sheet (figure 4-67), History Sheet (figure 4-70) and
Flow Limit Sheets (figures 4-68 and 4-69).
(5) Diaphragm assembly (103) has harder parts in-
corporated to decrease wear.
PREPARATION FOR STORAGE, PACKAGING AND
(6) Link assembly (106) has harder parts incorpo- RECONDITIONING AFTER STORAGE. Same as
rated to decrease wear. outlined in Section III of this technical manual.
SPRING IDENTIFICATION
l. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Plunger 383512 1. Free Length: .8125" ± .010" ID
.296" ± .003"
2. Spring, Discharge Needle 383514 2. Free Length: .5625" ± .031" OD
.4375" ± .010"
3. Spring, Discharge Nozzle 383515 3. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
4. Spring, Manual Mixture Control 366147 4. Free Length: 2.344"± .063"ID
.193" ± .005"
5. Spring, Pump Diaphragm 383517 5. Free Length: 2.500" ± .0625" ID
. 516" ± .010"
6. Spring, Poppet Valve 383518 6. Free Length: . 875" ± .010" aD
.188" ± .003"
7. Spring, Regulator 383519 7. Free Length: 1.937" ± .062" ID
.938" -0 +.031"
8. Spring, Idle Needle Valve 384629 8. Free Length: .375" ± .015" aD
.301" ± .003"
9. Spring, Idle& Enrichment Valve Diaphragm 383515 9. Free Length: 1.875" ± .062" ID
.516" -0 +.016"
10. Spring, Losse Lever to Throttle Stop 383853 10.
1l. Spring, Idle Cut-Off Lever 384141 11.
L:.IHr. Obs. I
Metering Min. I 10.75 34.1 69. a
Head Max. I 11 65 36 9 74 5
Inches of I
Fuel Obs.
Multi-Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
~ Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Lean) Limit:
These limits are based on flow bench High (Rich) Limit:
checking the carburetor in the same rela-
tive. PO~itit~n a~ whe~t it is installed on the Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
engme 10 e mrcra . points vapor vent is closed.
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and . . . .
are checked with the discharge nozzle up. 2. At chec~ point 7, position enrichment valve actuatIng screw to contact idle
() and enrIchment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28° from the wide
:0- open position. Use T-25941.
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Engine Mfgr. Setting: Limits Based on. 692 ± .002 Specific Gravity at 75 ± 5 of. Date Issued 1-29-59
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HEPTANE Flow Limits for Issues 1 through 7 are identical.
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Corresponding
Air Flow Lb./Hr. 200 200 400 800 800 800 1150 1200 1300 1150
Mixture Control
Lever Position R lCO R R R R R R R R
Throttle Position WO I WO 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 WO WO 112
Burette Volume 150 200 250 300 300. 500 500 500 -.-lill!l
Time Min. 27.8 33.0 30.0 27.4 20.6 31.6 27.2 25.4 31.6
Limits Max. 29.5 34.8 32.0 29.2 22 9 33.6 28 9 26 5 33 6
In
Seconds Obs.
Flowmeter Min. 27.9 No L
31. 5 43.0 56 5 7.1.9 ~7 95.0 103.8 81. 7
Limits Max. 29 6 FloW 33 2 45.7 60.0 80.0 86.8. 00.8 108.. 0 86.8
In
Lbs.iHr. Obs.
Metering Min. 5.0 36 5 .. .
Head Max. 2...A.O
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Inches of
Fuel Obs.
Multi Point Automatic Mixture Control Calibration Limits:
Flow Method:
Date Issued:
Density:
Low (Rich) Limit:
~~ High (Lean) Limit:
Notes: 1. At check point 6, open vapor vent and measure total flow. All other check
These limits are based on flow bench checking the points, vapor vent is closed.
carburetor in the same relative position as when
it is installed on the engine in the aircraft. 2. At checlt point 7, pOSition enrichment valve actuating screw to contact idle
and enrichment valve stem with throttle valve set at 28° from the wide
PS-5C carburetors are up-draft units and are open position. Use T-25941.
checked with the discharge nozzle up.
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Section IV
Difference Data Sheet
391629
ISSUE 3
Serial 10 10- 1-56 Discharge diaphragm, idle speed, and idle control rod adjusting screws changed
from 32 to 56 threads per inch to provide more precise adjustments.
Serial 11 11,27-56 Incorporation of matched discharge nozzle seat and discharge needle valve
assembly to prevent fuel lealtage.
Serial 12 12-26-56 Addition of shipping date decalcomania.
Serial 13 1- 7-57 Regulator needle valve seat and plug gaskets change from fiber to aluminum
material.
Serial 14 2-20-57 Main metering jet plug gasket changed from fiber to aluminum material.
ISSUE 4
Serial 15 6-24-57 Changed to steel throttle shaft and GHite throttle shaft bushings. Changed to
a 200 mesh inlet fuel strainer and added an 80 mesh poppet valve strainer.
Serial 16 7-11-57 Parts list correction.
::lerial 17 1- 8-58 Fuel inlet strainer changed to include wire support to prevent strainer from
crushing.
ISSUE 5
Serial 18 3-27-58 Incorporation of hard parts at wear points to increase service life.
Serial 19 3-27-58 Regulator (outer) diaphragm assembly changed to part number 366876 to incorpo-
rate minor manufacturing change.
ISSUE 6
Serial 20 5-23-58 Incorporation of vinyl impregnated (red) inner regulator diaphragm.
ISSUE 7
Serial 22 1-29-59 Incorporation of discharge nozzle adjustment limiter to provide a safe field adjust-
ment for the of[ idle range.